Learn how websites guide visitors using menus, links, and page structure. This quiz builds your KS3 ICT web skills by spotting what makes pages easy to explore.
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You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Internet communication
A computer can only 'read' HTML by using browser software which decodes the HTML
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Writing HTML is referred to as coding a web page
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Browsers come and go but this isn't one of them - yet!
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You use image editing software to make a small lower quality copy of the larger image
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A thumbnail image can load in a fraction of the time taken to load larger images but as internet connection speeds get faster, this is less of a problem
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The animated gif is put together in a graphics editor and it is effectively a mini-film
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The image in each frame is slightly different to the one before it
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These are usually used as 'buttons' to indicate that if you click on the graphic, something will happen
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Websites are one of the things stored on servers
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Many businesses have an intranet so that employees can access a wide variety of data kept on the company computers
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