Dreamweaver 2

Absolute URL

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  The objective and subjective visual attractiveness of a website.

• A URL that contains the complete address of a webpage.

• The objective and subjective visual attractiveness of a website.

• An iterative and incremental approach to delivering requirements through the project life cycle.

A/B Testing

• The act of proving the identity of a computer system user.

• An iterative and incremental approach to delivering requirements through the project life cycle.

• A method of comparing two versions of a webpage or app against each other to determine which one performs better.

• The objective and subjective visual attractiveness of a website.

Accessibility

• Incoming links to a webpage.

• The design of products, devices, services, and environments for people with disabilities.

• The act of  lining up objects vertically or horizontally to give a sense of order.

• The management of any item, thing, or entity that has potential value to a project.

Adaptive Web Design

• Incoming links to a webpage.

• Organizing the visual weight in a design, going for equal distribution, usually through strategic spacing.

• Text in the alt text attribute of <img> tags to help screen readers understand the content of a website.

• An approach to designing websites where the developer creates multiple versions of a website for use on different devices.

Aesthetics

• A panel showing the files and folders in a website's local root folder.

• An approach to designing websites where the developer creates multiple versions of a website for use on different devices.

• The objective and subjective visual attractiveness of a website.

• The act of proving the identity of a computer system user.

Agile Project Management

• An iterative and incremental approach to delivering requirements through the project life cycle.

• A panel that allows the user to view and organize assets in a website.

• The maximum rate of data transfer across a given path, such as the connection between a computer and a server on a network.

• A framework designed for creating responsive mobile websites.

Alignment

• Incoming links to a webpage.

• The act of proving the identity of a computer system user.

• The act of  lining up objects vertically or horizontally to give a sense of order.

• Text in the alt text attribute of <img> tags to help screen readers understand the content of a website.

Alternate Text

• Text in the alt text attribute of <img> tags to help screen readers understand the content of a website.

• Organizing the visual weight in a design, going for equal distribution, usually through strategic spacing.

• A security measure used to validate that the person logging on to a system is an actual person and not a computer program.

• A scripting language designed to be processed on the client device, or the device accessing the webpage.

Asset Management

• The management of any item, thing, or entity that has potential value to a project.

• The maximum rate of data transfer across a given path, such as the connection between a computer and a server on a network.

• A security measure used to validate that the person logging on to a system is an actual person and not a computer program.

• The process of verifying that a user is permitted to do what they are trying to do.

Assets Panel

• An action taken on a file or folder that excludes the file or folder from being sent to or pulled from a remote server.

• A scripting language designed to be processed on the client device, or the device accessing the webpage.

• A panel that allows the user to view and organize assets in a website.

• A framework designed for creating responsive mobile websites.