Lesson 2: Websites

• What is a website?

  • A collection of webpages
  • Shares one domain
• What is a webpage?

  • A collection of documents (video, audio, image, text, files)
• What does URL stand for?

  Universal Resource Link/Language
• What is an example of a URL?

  https://www.facebook.com
• What does 'https' in a URL represent?

  It represents the protocol used.
• What does 'www' in a URL stand for?

  It stands for subdomain.
• What is the domain name in the URL https://www.facebook.com?

  Facebook
• What does '.com' represent in a URL?

  It represents the extension name/top-level domain.
• What is the difference between a website and a webpage?

  • Website: Independent and multiple
  • Webpage: Dependent and single
• What is Web 1.0 also known as?

  Static web page
• What characterizes Web 1.0?

  It is a flat page that cannot be manipulated by the user and has the same content for all users.
• What is an example of Web 1.0?

  Yahoo
• What are the characteristics of Web 1.0?

  • Static page connected via hyperlinks
  • Has HTML 3.2 elements like frames and tables
  • Content comes from the server’s file system
  • Forms are sent through email
• What is Web 2.0 also known as?

  Dynamic web page
• What characterizes Web 2.0?

  The user can see the website differently than others, allowing for user-generated content.
• What are the features of Web 2.0?

  1. Folksonomy
  2. Rich user experience
  3. User participation
  4. Long tail
  5. Software as a Service
  6. Mass participation
• What is Web 3.0 also known as?

  Semantic web page/web framework
• What characterizes Web 3.0?

  It focuses on the creation of high-quality content and service, and is AI-operated.
• What are the problems associated with Web 3.0?

  • Compatibility
  • Security
  • Vastness
  • Vagueness
  • Logic