Web Page Elements as Seen Using a Browser

A Web page is comprised of a collection of elements, such as text, links, and pictures. Some of these elements are described below as they are seen using a browser.

Title -Defines the page title that appears at the top of the window.
Body -Contains the visible contents of the page, except the title.
Text -Words that appear on the page.
Text markup -Physical attributes of text, such as bold, italic, font, size, and so on.
Images -Pictures that appear on the page.
Hyperlinks -Text or images that, when selected, jump to another section on the current page or another page.
List -Group of two or more elements organized into a relationship.
Table -Contains Web page elements in column and row format.

Applet -An executable program that runs within the browser, often used to perform animation or play sounds.
Form -A collection of data entry fields that acce pts input from the Web browser and transmits the information to either of the following. The data entry fields can include text input fields, radio buttons, checkboxes, and selection boxes.

A specific address using an e-mail message
A server executable (CGI program) using Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)

Frames -A division of the browser window into multiple view areas. You can design frames to react to activities occurring in other frames, or to be independent of other view areas.