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Web Pages, Continued
Web addresses
A web address is an identification address assigned to a computer.
Most web
addresses begin with “http://” because that is how information moves on the
web. The next part of the address usually contains “www” to identify the
address as a World Wide Web address. The site specific (command) portion
of the address follows “www” and may consist of the command acronym.
The web address terminates in a period and suffix (abbreviation) that
identifies the domain or type of computer using the address. Notice that web
addresses are in lowercase letters. The following table lists common
domains.
.com
Domain
Abbreviation
Commercial
.edu
Educational
.gov
Government
.mil
Military
.net
Freenet
.org
Organizational
Figure 8-29 shows typical web addresses.
Figure 8-29.—Typical web addressess.
Reviewing web
Once you create a web page, view it using as many different browsers as you
Pages
can. The web page content may disarrange when translated and viewed with
other browsers. You can correct or adjust distortions by modifying the
HTML code.
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