Web servers can display textual information plus graphics, audio, and video material. By clicking links in documents one can move directly to other servers. A pointer to a file or resource available on the Internet. A computer language for representing the design and contents of documents that World-Wide Web browsers can display. A fast, efficient information-retrieval protocol designed to distribute information to as many users as possible.
All web sites have http at the beginning of their internet address.
An information management system used by the WWW to link documents. Clicking on a live button that is either text or graphic takes you to the location where that piece of information is located. A text-only program that provides users access to remote programs running gopher server software. A Web page that is the normal starting point of a web site's file of web pages. A web browser can read documents or web pages, fetch documents, access files by FTP, and other things.