* Browser:, The program or application (such as Google Chrome, Safari or Microsoft Edge) that you use on your device to access and view web pages., * Website:, A set of web pages interconnected under the same domain name (for example, the entire site of a store or newspaper)., Webpage:, A specific individual document within a website that can be viewed on one screen at a time, * URL:, The acronym for Uniform Resource Locator. It is the unique digital address that you write in the browser bar to reach a specific page (e.g. https://example.com)., * Tab:, Element of the browser interface that allows you to have multiple web pages open simultaneously within the same window., * Homepage:, The main or welcome page of a website, which serves as a starting point to explore the rest of the content., * Header:, The top section of a web page that usually remains visible throughout the site. It usually contains the logo, the menu and the search engine., * Footer:, The bottom section of a web page. It contains copyright information, contact details, privacy policies and secondary links., * Content:, The central and main part of the page that contains the valuable information that the user is looking for, such as texts, images, videos or articles. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], * Navigation:, The system or structure that allows users to move and interact through the different sections and pages of a website., * Menu:, An organized list of links (usually within the Header) that works as a map or direct access to the most important sections of the site., * Search bar:, An interactive text box where the user types keywords to quickly find specific content or products within the site without having to manually navigate., * Link:, An interactive element (text, button or image) that, when clicked on it, automatically redirects you to another web page or section. [1, 2, 3, 4], * Login:., The action, page or form where a registered user enters their credentials to access their account or private panel within a platform, * Password:, A secret combination of characters (letters, numbers and symbols) used to verify a user’s identity and protect access to their personal information or account during Login.

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