Viewing Websites CodeHS Lesson 3.1 Web Design

What is the first step in viewing a webpage?

• Generating a request

• Typing the URL into the browser

• Clicking on a link

• Refreshing a page

What does the URL stand for?

• Uniform Resource Locator

• Universal Resource Locator

• Uniform Retrieval Locator

• Universal Retrieval Locator

What does the domain part of the URL specify?

• The specific resource being requested

• The location of the resource on the internet

• The type of file being requested

• The language of the webpage

What are the machines connected to the internet that serve up web pages called?

• Browsers

• Servers

• Devices

• Protocols

What is the third step in viewing a webpage?

• Generating a request

• Typing the URL into the browser

• Clicking on a link

• Receiving a response

What does the server do when it receives a request for a specific file?

• Sends the file back to the browser

• Generates a new request

• Sends a response with the file's location

• Redirects the request to another server

What is the fourth step in viewing a webpage?

• Generating a request

• Typing the URL into the browser

• Receiving a response

• Rendering the page

What is the first thing you need to do to host your own website?

• Register a domain

• Set up a server

• Write the HTML code

• Design the webpage layout

What does the server need to have in order to respond to requests?

• The browser's IP address

• The user's location

• The requested file

• The browser's history

What can you do once your webpage is hosted and available to the world?

• Share it with friends and family

• Sell it to a company

• Keep it private

• Delete it permanently