- HTML
- HyperText Markup Language is a language for describing how pages of text, graphics, and other information are organized, formatted, and linked together. Using a web browser and formatted using HTML tags, pages can be viewed on the Internet by millions.
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- DHTML
- Dynamic HyperText Markup Language uses scripting language and cascading style sheets to create effects to the HTML document; any effect made to a static page becomes dynamic or able to change at any time.
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- JavaScript
- A programming (scripting) language that adds interactions within the HTML document. JavaScript, developed by Netscape Communications, can...
Add messages on the Status Bar
Send Greetings the User
Animate images or switch images
Display browser versions, date, time and more
Show messages in Pop-up windows
Validate forms and more
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- XHTML
- Extensible HyperText Markup Language goal is to bridge HTML and XML to create a structured and logical method of markup. It takes the basics from HTML 4.0 as structure was reintroduced.
Improve document rendering with StyleSheets
Encourage accesiblity guidelines
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- XML
- Extensible Markup Language is much like HTML. It was created by W3C to describe data and not a replacement for HTML. The tags are not predefinied as in HTML. Use DTD ( Document Type Definition ) to describe the data.
Additional web terminology can be found at the World Wide Web Consortium
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