Frequently Asked Questions - Web Dictionary
Problems and questions explained
Database
A database is organized information, usually stored on files or in a computer. Stored this way this collection of files may be searched in a number of ways; this allows data to be easily accessed, managed and updated. A software used to manage a database is known as a database management system (DBMS).
read moreDead Link
When a web page has been moved to a different URL or no longer exist, or does not lead to a page for other reasons, it is called dead link. Most search engines remove such pages from their listings automatically and keep them clean and accurate.
read moreBrowser Compatibility
This term refers to the way different browsers display the same web page. The reason for incompatibilities to occur is that the various browsers read HTML (web page) code in different ways. A well built website should look and work the same regardless the browser.
read moreConversion Rate (CR)
The term refers to the percent/rate of people who are "converted" from viewing a website which leads to the delivery of the most wanted response (depends on the website's designation).
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