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Across
  1. 2. The official standards for making websites accessible.
  2. 4. A password that is long, hard to guess, and uses a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols.
  3. 5. The home screen of the WordPress admin area. Your home base for managing your site.
  4. 8. The part of WordPress only logged-in users see, where you build and manage your site.
  5. 10. A strong method WordPress uses to protect stored passwords, making them very hard to crack even if a database is stolen.
  6. 13. A tab in the top-right corner of most admin screens that lets you customize what shows up on that screen.
  7. 16. The web address people type to visit your site.
  8. 17. Your personal user settings, including nickname, color scheme, and password.
  9. 19. The license that makes WordPress open-source and free to use, change, and share.
  10. 20. A WordPress update that adds new features.
  11. 23. The dashboard area for managing who has access to your site and what they can do.
  12. 24. A short description added to images so screen readers can describe them and search engines can understand them.
  13. 26. The service that stores your website's files and makes them available on the internet.
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  1. 1. Designing websites so they can be used by everyone, including people with disabilities.
  2. 3. A WordPress update that fixes bugs and security issues.
  3. 6. A legal protection that prevents others from using someone's creative work without permission.
  4. 7. Content that has no copyright and can be freely used by anyone.
  5. 9. The boxes on the main dashboard that can be reordered or hidden.
  6. 11. A modern image format that loads faster than older formats like JPEG or PNG.
  7. 12. The set of permissions assigned to a user.
  8. 13. The process of helping your site show up higher in search engine results.
  9. 14. Software that lets you create, edit, and organize content on a website through a dashboard instead of by writing code.
  10. 15. Software whose code is shared publicly so anyone can use, change, or build on it for free.
  11. 18. A type of license that lets creators share their work for others to use under certain rules.
  12. 21. The public-facing part of your site that visitors see.
  13. 22. Google's measurements of website speed and user experience, including how fast content loads, how quickly the site responds, and whether things shift on the page.
  14. 25. How fast and smoothly a website loads and responds for visitors.