Website

A website is a collection of related web pages and resources, usually identified by a shared domain name and hosted on a web server.

Domain name: A human-readable name that identifies an internet resource within the Domain Name System. A shared domain name often gives a website its public identity.
Web browser: Software that retrieves and displays web resources for users. The browser requests a website's files and presents them as pages.
E-commerce: The buying and selling of goods or services through electronic networks. E-commerce websites let customers browse products and complete purchases online.
Web page: A document or resource designed to be accessed through the World Wide Web. A page is one resource; a website groups related pages and resources.
Uniform Resource Locator: A character string that specifies the location of a resource and the protocol used to access it. Each page or resource can be reached through its own URL.
Domain Name System: The distributed naming system that maps domain names to information such as IP addresses. DNS helps a browser locate the server associated with a website's domain.
Blog: A website or section of a website containing regularly updated posts, often shown in reverse chronological order. Blogs are a common website format for publishing ongoing articles.
Web application: Software accessed through a web browser that provides interactive functions beyond displaying documents. The term emphasizes software functionality, while website can describe a broader collection.
Web server: Software or hardware that responds to requests for web resources. A web server stores or delivers the files that make up a website.
Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure: The secure form of HTTP that protects communication using encryption and authentication. HTTPS protects data exchanged between a browser and a website.

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