
Understand Web fundamentals
URL, browser, HTTP, domain and status: connect Web vocabulary to a page that can actually be visited.
21 concepts linked to their definitions
SEO, SXO, artificial intelligence, hosting, servers, cloud, development, analytics and digital marketing: this bilingual reference library explains the terms used to build, promote, secure and improve a website.
Each definition is concise enough to be scanned quickly and precise enough to clarify a brief, a quotation, a technical discussion or a content strategy.
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A reading path · Useful distinctions · Use the vocabulary to make a decision.

URL, browser, HTTP, domain and status: connect Web vocabulary to a page that can actually be visited.
21 concepts linked to their definitions

Crawling, indexing, relevance and snippets: distinguish the stages before interpreting an SEO result.
115 concepts linked to their definitions

Audience, campaign, landing page and conversion: connect a promise with an action that is actually useful.
48 concepts linked to their definitions

Sources, taxonomy, versions and review: organise information the team can find and maintain.
55 concepts linked to their definitions

Hierarchy, journeys, components and alternatives: assess an interface with real tasks and content.
81 concepts linked to their definitions

HTML, scripts, APIs and failure states: connect website components to verifiable behaviour.
101 concepts linked to their definitions

Domain, DNS, hosting, cache and email: identify services keeping a website available.
63 concepts linked to their definitions

Identity, permissions, protections and recovery: connect security terms to actual website journeys.
63 concepts linked to their definitions

Identifiers, units, events and metrics: decide from data with an explicit scope.
43 concepts linked to their definitions

Models, context, tools and evaluation: distinguish a plausible answer from a usable result.
32 concepts linked to their definitions

Scope, priorities, acceptance criteria and exit cost: prepare a project that can be discussed and tested.
38 concepts linked to their definitions
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Understand what the browser requests, receives and displays before diagnosing a page.
Start with : URL · HTTP status code
Connect search, crawling and page usefulness without reducing the work to a score or tag.
Start with : AI discoverability · Crawl budget
Choose a promise and next action that match what the visitor needs.
Start with : Landing page · Conversion
Structure content that the team can classify, find, review and maintain.
Start with : Taxonomy · Content lifecycle
Design journeys that make sense with or without a mouse and across screen sizes.
Start with : Information architecture · Accessible name
Distinguish a page’s native structure from behaviour added by scripts.
Start with : HTML · JavaScript
Identify the services that make a site available and who owns each change.
Start with : DNS · Cache-Control
Connect protections to the actual journeys, components and data in use.
Define useful measures and their limits before making decisions from a dashboard.
Start with : Event tracking · Field data
Evaluate generated answers against sources, examples and success criteria.
Start with : Grounding · AI evaluation
Turn a project idea into a testable result before committing to every feature.
Start with : Acceptance criteria · MVP
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