Building and Maintaining A Website

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Across
  1. 2. mechanisms through which pages connect to each other
  2. 4. allows a user to search within your site, much like using a search engine like Yahoo.com; involves programming the search engine into the Web page
  3. 5. website updates; generated automatically and then can be presented on a website
  4. 7. advertisements on a website; usually shaped as rectangles
  5. 8. Extensible Markup Language, programming language allowing computer applications to talk to each other
  6. 12. practice of getting a website to rank highly on the list of search engine results
  7. 15. Structured Query Language, programming language which “talks” to databases
  8. 17. areas allowing users to traverse a website; usually located on the top or lefthand side of a website
  9. 19. Cascading Style Sheets, language which formats and styles text on a website
  10. 21. word or phrase used to find Web pages in a search engine
  11. 22. Really Simple Syndication, format for displaying constant feeds information such as news, sports scores
  12. 23. matrix-like visuals of a website and its links; can be used by customers to navigate a website; can be used by businesses to plan a website
Down
  1. 1. computer program which produces animations and navigation interfaces for websites; good for creating dynamic content on websites
  2. 3. website which searches the Internet for key words; for example Google.com,Yahoo.com and Live.com
  3. 6. similar to promoting but generally considered more long-term; paid for by the company
  4. 9. how one lays out a Web page with images and text
  5. 10. process which helps a company develop a website; steps include planning your website, registering your website, selecting a Web host, building a website and maintaining a website
  6. 11. Hypertext Markup Language, programming language used by pages on the World Wide Web
  7. 13. problems which occur when the website does not function as expected
  8. 14. typeface of letters displayed on a computer
  9. 16. a company which facilitates placing websites online and delivers the data to and from computers
  10. 18. stands for “What You See Is What You Get”; pronounced “wizzy-wig”; takes the hard work of writing programming code out of building a website by letting the builder place the images and text how they want and then automatically generating the HTML code
  11. 20. located at the top of a Web browser; usually the title of the website; may include the name of the Web page; may also include a short description; used as titles in bookmarks and favorites