A Web site is a collection of linked Web pages that are related around a common theme. A Home page is the main or beginning page of a Web site. A Web site about public libraries may have a Home page describing the purpose and scope of the site, while the remainder of the Web pages may describe different facets of public libraries. A useful analogy to understanding the structure is a file cabinet, where each drawer is like a sub-directory. Frames, which divide Web pages into separate sections, have often been used to create navigation bars in Web sites.
Some Web pages have audio and video capabilities.
Web Servers and Web Browsers Web sites on the World Wide Web are located on Web servers. Web servers then produce, or serve, the files on the Web. Web browsers are programs able to interpret hypertext and display Web pages on the monitor. Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator are the most popular Web browsers. Our web site concepts class teaches more about basic features and aesthetics.