visual representation that helps generate ideas for Web site pages and content; the center contains the main topic & ideas related to that topic are drawn branching off from the main topic

visual representation where major categories are placed at the top of a table with subcategories & sub-subcategories underneath them

saving the address of a Web page in a browser to enable quick access in the future

a blueprint of the linked arrangement of site pages

a type of Web site structure that present pages in a specific order

a type of Web site structure that organizes pages into categories and subcategories by increasing level of detail

a type of Web site structure that does not contain a primary path and allows visitors to choose any of its pages according to their needs & interests

the structure of a Web page that helps visitors find their way around a site; makes it easy for users to find what they want or need on a site

a list of each of the pages from the main page to the user's current location, each of which is a link back to its own page; usually along the top of a Web page

a visual representation of a Web page layout; also known as schematics, screen blueprints, or skeletal layout representations of a Web site

the process of improving how high a Web site is ranked in various search engines

HTML element that describes to a search engine the content and keywords used in a Web page

the process of designing a Web page to be easily viewable regardless of the size of the screen it's being viewed on

Web editor that enables the creation of Web pages by typing markup language tags and other related text into a document or software

Web editor that provides designers with a visual approach to creating Web pages; also known as WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get)

similar to online site builders, but is generally used for specific types of Web pages such as blogs; WordPress is one of the most popular