1. HTLM (Hypertext Markup Language): A standardized format used to specify the layout for Web page documents.
2. HTLM tags: A set of instructions, such as , inserted into an HTML document to provide formatting and display information to a web browser.
3. Internet: The worldwide communication infrastructure that links computer networks using TCP/IP protocol.
4. Javascript: A simple programming language developed by Netscape to enable greater interactivity in Web pages. It shares some characteristics with JAVA but is independent. It interacts with HTML, enabling dynamic content and motion.
5. Links: Underlined areas of text that allow users to jump between Web pages.
