CW5 - CSS, Dynamic Content, MLD and ScreenCasting

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Across
  1. 5. A small piece of data stored on the user's browser to track behavior and preferences.
  2. 6. The act of converting written text from a source language into a target language.
  3. 7. The part of a CSS rule-set that targets the specific HTML element to be styled.
  4. 8. A single still image among many that compose a complete moving video.
  5. 9. The remote system that processes logic and delivers dynamic content to the client.
  6. 10. The software or hardware used to compress raw video into a smaller, shareable size.
  7. 11. Storing copies of files in a temporary location to reduce server load and increase speed.
  8. 14. A technical suite that allows web pages to be updated asynchronously by exchanging data with a server.
  9. 15. A specialized list of terms used to ensure consistency across different translated versions.
  10. 18. The measurable time delay between a user's request and the server's response.
  11. 19. The process of adapting digital content to meet the language and cultural needs of a specific region.
  12. 21. The process of converting a screen recording into a specific digital video format.
Down
  1. 1. The amount of data processed per unit of time in a video or audio stream.
  2. 2. A set of parameters that defines the user's language, country, and any special variant preferences.
  3. 3. The industry standard for the consistent encoding and representation of text from any writing system.
  4. 4. The organized repository of information that supplies data to a dynamic website.
  5. 7. The act of digitally recording a computer screen output, often containing audio narration.
  6. 10. The cost an advertiser pays for every one thousand views or "impressions."
  7. 11. The fundamental engine of CSS that determines which style rules take precedence.
  8. 12. A billing model where the advertiser pays only when a user interacts with the ad link.
  9. 13. The design concept where every HTML element is treated as a container with padding and margins.
  10. 16. MARKETING A performance-based model where a publisher earns a commission for promoting another company's product.
  11. 17. A method of applying CSS styles directly within an HTML element's attribute.
  12. 18. TAG The HTML element used to connect an external CSS file to a webpage.
  13. 20. A popular Google program that allows publishers to serve automatic text, image, or video ads.