a cohesive collection of web pages belonging to a single customer and accessed through its home page.

A collection of web pages, often sharing a single domain name or several related domain names, and accesses through a single home page. See also site.

A collection of web pages and their related files on a web server. The first page of a website is referred to as the homepage. Websites usually (but not always) have some common information theme that runs through all the web pages on that site. Table of Contents

A related collection of HTML files, i.e. web pages, that resides on one or more servers. See web pages, home page, HTML, server.

A website, sometimes shortened to just "site," is a collection of web pages that reside together on the same account and are interconnected. imbri.com would be a website, while the page you are reading now would be a web page, a small part of the overall site.

A website, or Web site, is not the same thing as a Web page. Though the two ...

www.TradeSports.com, the site through which TradeSports offers its sports trading exchange service.

A collection of web pages organized around one theme or managed by a single organization.

A set of web pages that can visited and accessed with a Web Browser, such as all of the pages in our site: www.satellite-tv-hq.com.

A collection of pages or other resources on the web. A website is usually devoted to a single topic and all pages are on the same machine.

A website is a web page that is build on an HTML foundation and is able to display a wide variety on content to visitors such as text, graphics, images, multimedia, sounds, animation and so much more.

An organised group of web pages located on the same web server.

A website is a location on the World Wide Web. Each website contains a home page, which is the first document or webpage that users see when they enter the site. The site might also contain additional documents, files, or webpages which are sometimes called "child pages." See Also: WEBPAGE

A collection of related files or webpages that are supported by the world wide web (WWW). A number of different file types are supported by the world wide web, including HTML, graphic and multimedia files. To view these files or webpages you need a world wide web browser.

webpage, homepage (usually shortened to " site" or " page")= a distinct collection of documents on the internet. Tends to be loosely defined, as a "webpage" can consist of one page or 10,000. For example, my mom's site consists of only her resume and it is considered one website, while the Baha'i Academics Resource Library has over 9,000 documents and is still considered one website. A "homepage" usually refers to a personal website, such as one's resume or pictures of one's kids.

A group of web pages constituting a single 'destination' on the web.

A group of Web Page s that collectively represent a company, or individual on the WWW. A group of Web pages that have been developed together to present information on a specific subject(s) is also a Web Site - This Glossary falls into that category.

an information resource on the World Wide Web. Websites may provide information on any topic.

a website is a page or series of pages that are thematically connected and created by the same person or group of people. A website may also contain hyperlinks to other websites.

a site (location) on the World Wide Web. Each website contains a home page, which is the first document users see when they enter the site. The site might also contain additional documents and files. Each site is owned and managed by an individual, company or organisation.

Also written 'web site'. One or more web pages. Just like a book has pages with text and pictures, so can a site.

A specific location on the World Wide Web.

A collection of html pages grouped within a particular domain.

A virtual place on the WWW containing one or more pages.

A computer or network of computers, generally accessible by the public, that stores World Wide Web documents.

The collective Web pages that make up all the material on a server.

The collection of network services, primarily HTML documents, provided to the Web by a particular server. A web site can contain almost anything, and is generally the way a company presents itself to the Internet community.

A website is a group of pages on the internet. It can be compared to a book - short or long with lots of pages that you can flick through in page order or randomly. You can even use a virtual bookmark as a placeholder.

A website, web site, webpage or web page is a virtual location on the World Wide Web, identified by a Website address such as http://www.cj-hosting.com. Open

A webpage or set of webpages designed, presented, and linked together to form a logical information resource and/or transaction initiation function.

A document consisting of one or more pages that exists on the World Wide Web. Much like a book but designed to be interactive, transforming a "reader" into a "user".

A page or group of pages on the World Wide Web.

This term describes a particular company's, users or organization's web pages served up by a web server. It may be split across multiple servers or addresses, but it is one group of HTML pages with a particular association.

An organised and structured collection of web pages.

A group of webpages that are operated by the same person and usually have a common theme and the same domain name.

In the web, a computer system that has a recognised domain (or sub-domain) name and publishes documents (web pages) on the web

The entire collection of web pages, images, documents, and other information; www.TASwebsites.com is a website.

A complete site such as the University of Melbourne website. A website may have a number of sites (or sub-sites) that exist within the website. For example the University of Melbourne website has several faculty and division sites (or sub-sites).

A collection of Publications and other material accessed through a single Internet domain.

A number of web pages displayed by the same host computer.

Also called site. The term used to describe a location on the World Wide Web. A home page is the first point of entry to a site and all the files that are located there.

A collection of html files, graphic files and any other file types that is supported by the World Wide Web, and can be viewed by using a World Wide Web browser.

A collection of interconnected documents (web pages) containing and presenting information relating to an organization, group, or individual.

A collection of "pages" or documents on the WWW that form (or are intended to form) a single system. Usually equates to a single company or individual's web presence. The term webpage is often used, although strictly this should refer to a single "page" or document.

the same as site.

a collection of web documents that appear in a common framework to the user, either through the use of a common addressing scheme (a shared domain name or URL) or through the use of a unifying look and feel.

The Orange website address is www.orange.co.uk

A collection of connected web pages, sharing an IP address.

Usually a collection of linked webpages and files that are kept under one URL.

A collection of web pages, graphic images, sound files (like MP3) and video files (like QuickTime).

A site presence on the World Wide Web. Each Websites contain a home page (index or opening page), which is the first document users see when they enter the site.

A collection of web pages and other information (i.e. images, sound, and video files) made available through what appears to users as a single web server.

A web site is a related collection of web files that includes an initial file called a home page. You can get to a web site by typing in the home page address, or URL, in your browser. From this home page, you can get to all the other pages on a web site.

A Website is a collection of interconnected Web pages on the same subject, this usually includes a homepage. The Website is prepared and maintained as a collection of information by a person, organisation or group.

A website is a collection of network services, primarily HTML documents, that are linked together and that exist on the Web at a particular server. Exploring a website usually begins with the home page, which may lead you to more information about that site. A single server may support multiple websites.

A space on the Web or a collection of linked Web pages.

A website is a collection of web pages arranged together to provide information, entertainment or advice. A website can consist of text, graphics, sound, video or a combination of these. You find websites by using a search engine, following links or typing in a website address.

A collection of web pages linked together on a single topic or for a single business accessible from the world wide web.

A page or collection of pages on the internet, accessible through a computer, from which songs and other software can be downloaded for transfer into a digital piano.

A group of web pages that fall under a specific fully qualified domain.

In DocBook, the extension of DocBook that can generate a set of HTML pages that make up a website. See Chapter 29, Website for more information.

A collection of related web pages belonging to a company or an individual.

A virtual location on the web. A URL that serves as the top-level address of a website will be said to point to that website's home page. That page serves as a reference point, containing pointers to additional HTML pages or links to other websites.

A company's or organization's place on the World Wide Web.

is a collection of one or more Webpages

This term describes a particular company, user, or organization's Web pages served up by a webserver. It may be split across multiple servers or URLs, but it is one group of HTML pages with a particular association. For example www.SCWConsult.com

A collection of files organized in a structure that can be read through a browser. The domain name given to a website is the unique identification of a website in the World Wide Web.

A place on the Internet or World Wide Web. The term website refers to the all encompassing body of information as a whole, for a particular domain name. A place made up of web pages.

Any computer on the Internet running a World-Wide Web server process. A particular website is identified by the hostname part of a URL. Multiple hostnames may actually map to the same computer in which case they are known as "virtual servers".

A website is a collection of web pages, on particular domain name or sub-domain on the World Wide Web on the Internet. Usually it is made up of a set of web pages created using HTML and accessible via HTTP.

A collection of files that are arranged on the World Wide Web under a common address and allows retrieval via a browser.

a collection of web pages – documents accessible via the World Wide Web on the Internet. A website is often the work of one person, one organisation, or on a particular topic, or have a particular purpose. The pages of a website are accessed from a common root URL (Uniform Resource Locator), the home page, and are usually located on the same physical server. Websites are written in HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) and are accessed using special software called web browsers. ( back)

A system of webpages organized around a homepage or indexpage.

A Web site is a related collection of Web files that includes a beginning file called a home page. A company or an individual tells you how to get to their Web site by giving you the address of their home page. From the home page, you can get to all the other pages on their site. For example, the Web site for IBM has the home page address of http://www.ibm.com. IBM's home page address leads to thousands of pages that are all part of the web site. Source: Whatis.com

A website is a source of information belonging to a particular individual or organisation and is identified by the hostname part of a URL. Many organisations use their web pages as a kind of 'shop window' allowing people to view the services and products that they offer.

A collection of "pages" or files on the World Wide Web that are linked together and managed by a company, institution or individual.

A collection of Web pages that work together and are linked together with common ownership.

A site or location on the World Wide Web. A website contains a homepage, or contents page, which is the first document users see when they enter the site. The site may also contain additional pages. Each site is owned and managed by an individual, company or organization. Also written web site.

A collection of Web pages on a single server.

A place on the world wide web. A collection of files accessible through your web browser

A home page and all locally associated links. A website is a collection of electronic pages generally formatted in HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) that can contain text, graphic images, and multimedia effects such as sound files, video and/or animation files, and other programming elements such as Java and JavaScript.

A server that contains web pages and other files that is online to the Internet 24 hours a day.

The school's website address (URL).

A collection of linked web pages, available on the World Wide Web.

Is a collection of web pages. Your IDbuilder has a homepage, sections and notices all of which make up your IDbuilder website.

A location on the World Wide Web, identified by a web address such as www.wcu.edu.

A location or site on the World Wide Web that contains a home page which acts as the main point of entry into the site. Sites are made up of electronic files or documents.

A collection of files accessed through a Web address, covering a particular subject and managed by a particular person or organization. Source: e-Texas

This term describes a particular company's, user's or organization's web pages served up by a web server.

A collection of web pages which are typically centered around one subject and are located at the same address. Usually a site will be created and maintained by a single person or team.

A set of interconnected webpages, usually including a homepage, created and maintained by a person, group or company. Normally a website will exist as a collection of related information.

collection of Web files accessible on the Internet.

Information that is displayed when you sign on to the world wide web, and is displayed in your browser. Usually consists of many pages you can access by starting on a companies homepage.

The entire collection of web pages and other information (such as images, sound, and video files, etc.) that are made available through what appears to users as a single web server. Typically all the of pages in a web site share the same basic URL, for example the following URLs are all for pages within the same web site: www.baytherapy.com www.baytherapy.com/whatis/ http://www.baytherapy.com/teenagers/ The term has a somewhat informal nature since a large organization might have separate "web sites" for each division, but someone might talk informally about the organizations' "web site" when speaking of all of them.

A series of interrelated Web pages on the World Wide Web.

A collection of web pages on the same server‚ usually connected by links.

A web site is interlinked collection of web pages. Web pages are html documents and other applications that make up the WWW portion of the internet.

A unified collection of pages that are designed and are related for a business, products, and service.

A group of similar or associated webpages connected by links and managed by a single company, organization, or individual. Websites can range in size from as little as one page to a vast number of pages. Also known as Site.

A collective term covering all the Internet facilities offered by one organization.

A website, Web site or WWW site (often shortened to just site) is a collection of Web pages, that is, HTML/XHTML documents accessible generally via HTTP on the Internet; all publicly accessible websites in existence comprise the World Wide Web.

A group of pages on the Internet. The address bar located towards the top of your browser window will tell you the address of the site you are visiting e.g. http://clinic.cant.ac.uk or www.bbc.co.uk.

Amount of information stored on a computer, accessale via a network or the Internet, browseable as seperate pages.

website is a collection of web pages that are linked together by their first page, or homepage.

A collection of pages on the web, generally located on the same server.

A website is a collection of web pages and other information such as images, sound, and video files, etc that is made available to users through a web server. Typically all the of pages in a web site share the same basic URL.

A collection of web pages accessible via HTTP on the Internet. All publicly accessible websites in existence comprise the World Wide Web. The pages of a website will be accessed from a common root URL, the homepage, and usually reside on the same physical web server.

the entire collection of web pages and other information (such as images, sound, and video files, etc.) that are made available usually through a single web server. Typically all the of the pages in a website share the same basic URL. The term has a somewhat informal nature since a large organization might have separate "websites" for each division, but someone might talk informally about the organization's "website" when speaking about all of them.

A virtual location online designated by a unique URL. A website is made up of one or more webpages.

A location connected to the Internet that maintains one or more pages on the World Wide Web. Websites make the world go round.

A set of interconnected web pages, usually including a homepage, generally located on the same server, and prepared and maintained as a collection of information by a person, group, or organisation.

A group of related HTML documents and associated files, scripts, and databases that is served up by an HTTP server on the World Wide Web.

A virtual location on the World Wide Web, identified by a Web address such as www.cyberlogichost.com.

A collection of Web pages that reside together on the World Wide Web and are connected. Website also refers to the server space allocated to a specific customer in a shared "virtual" server environment. webRefresh.com.au is a "Website," while the page you are reading now is a "Web page."

A website (or Web site) is a collection of web pages, typically common to a particular domain name or subdomain on the World Wide Web on the Internet.

A website is a series of HTML/ PHP /Java/ ASP.Net or any other program used to publish information about a company, service, product or making human work easier using technology hosted under server which is accessed using an URL link ike www.google.com.

An address and place on the Internet where a Web Browser (like Netscape or Internet Exoplorer) may be used to 'read' files and images. These are usually managed by individuals or business to make information or products and services available on the Internet.

a location of data files (text, graphics, video, or a combination of these) on a computer node accessible through the Web

A virtual Internet location displaying a visual web presence of a company or individual.

This is your location, this is how people will find you, your information, or advertising.

A place on the World Wide Web that's comprised of files organized into a hierarchy. Each file or document contains text or graphics that appear as digital information on a computer screen. A site can contain a combination of graphics, text, audio, video, and other dynamic or static materials. As a form of media, Websites are similar to motion pictures, television, or print magazines, which also create and manipulate digital pictures and text. (Netlingo)