Web pages

What is a Web Page?

A web page is a single document on the internet that is part of a website. It is displayed in a web browser and can contain text, images, videos, links, and interactive elements.

Types of Web Pages

1️⃣ Static Web Page

• Fixed content that does not change unless manually updated.
• Written in HTML and CSS.
• Example: A personal blog or an "About Us" page.

2️⃣ Dynamic Web Page

• Content changes based on user input or database interactions.
• Uses JavaScript, PHP, Python, or databases.
• Example: Social media feeds, online shopping websites.

3️⃣ Home Page

• The main page of a website that loads first.
• Example: www.google.com (Google’s homepage).

4️⃣ Landing Page

• A special page designed for marketing or promotions.
• Example: A signup page for an online course.

5️⃣ Product Page

• Found on e-commerce websites, showcasing a specific product.
• Example: An Amazon product page.

6️⃣ Blog Page

• Contains articles or posts, usually updated regularly.
• Example: A tech news website.

Elements of a Web Page

•  Header – The top section with a logo, menu, and navigation links.
• Navigation Bar – A menu with links to other web pages.
•  Content Area – The main section containing text, images, and videos.
•  Hyperlinks – Clickable links that take users to other web pages.
•  Footer – The bottom section with contact details, copyright, and social media links.

How Web Pages Work?

•  A user enters a URL in a web browser.
•  The browser requests the web page from a web server.
•  The server responds with an HTML file.
•  The browser processes the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to display the web page.
•  If the web page is dynamic, it fetches new data from a database when needed.

Examples of Web Pages

• Search Page – www.google.com
• Social Media Page – www.facebook.com/profile
• News Page – www.bbc.com/news
• E-commerce Page – www.amazon.com/laptops