ASSESSMENT

The area of the website which displays information that is not part of the page’s main content like a call to action or links to recent blog posts or social media accounts.

The changing content area that presents ‘slides’ of visual information including large images, texts, announcements, updates and promotions.

Part of the header which bears the links that take or direct visitors to other parts of the website. This part is sometimes called tabs, links or pages. Some websites use a secondary navigation menu in cases where a lot of navigation is needed and the most important links should be highlighted.

It is a much smaller and more specific type and is designed more specifically for certain users’ needs.

A wide-ranging search engines capable of searching millions upon millions of sites for specific information.

A program that searches for words or phrases in documents, most often in articles, web pages, and published materials in the Internet.

A collection of web pages usually grouped and connected together in a number of different ways.

Considered one of the most essential parts of a website as it encourages visitors to take action by guiding them on what they really want them to do.

The opening page which does the job of welcoming the website visitors; makes them feel they are in the right place; and immediately explains what the website does or is made for.

Listening strategy that is considered text-based strategies. When using these strategies, the listener attempts to make sense of the language sound by sound or word by word, with less use of background knowledge.