technical The business requirement category that ensures the site will 6 requirement support the number of users who visit it and that the site functions properly given the types of content and security requirements it has. template A master page upon which all other pages are based. Each page 9 may have different content and graphics, but the general structure for every template-based page is the same design. text editor A web page creation tool that allows users to code HTML pages 5 directly. Also known as refers to the exchange of brief written text messaging texting, 2 messages between mobile phones over cellular networks. While the term most often refers to messages sent using the Short Message Service (SMS), it has been extended to include messages containing image, video, and sound content (known as MMS messages). Individual messages are referred to as text messages or texts. text-only navigation A simple horizontal or vertical navigation menu made up only of 7 hyperlinks, no buttons or graphics. title tag The required tag inside a HTML code that usually 8, 13 website’s displays in a title bar and/or task bar window’s (<title>…</title>). The title tag may also be used by search engines to find the page. transparency Blank areas of a graphic that remain invisible when the graphic is 10 placed on top of others. Only GIF and PNG images can be saved with transparency. tree-style menu Expands and collapses links or submenus with a or or a 7 “+” “-” triangle. undergraduate A university student who has not yet received a first degree. 14 unique region A region of a web site template that is different on some or all 9 individual pages in the site. The template must designate unique regions as editable. unit A value that indicates the amount of college credit assigned to a 14 course. In many cases, one hour of lecture a week equals one unit of credit. Units are used to determine whether a student is full-time or part-time and may also be a part of scholarship requirements.
technical requirement The business requirement category that ensures the site will support the number of users who visit it and that the site functions properly given the types of content and security requirements it has. 6 template A master page upon which all other pages are based. Each page may have different content and graphics, but the general structure for every template-based page is the same design. 9 text editor A web page creation tool that allows users to code HTML pages directly. 5 text messaging Also known as texting, refers to the exchange of brief written messages between mobile phones over cellular networks. While the term most often refers to messages sent using the Short Message Service (SMS), it has been extended to include messages containing image, video, and sound content (known as MMS messages). Individual messages are referred to as text messages or texts. 2 text-only navigation A simple horizontal or vertical navigation menu made up only of hyperlinks, no buttons or graphics. 7 title tag The required tag inside a website’s HTML code that usually displays in a window’s title bar and/or task bar (<title>…</title>). The title tag may also be used by search engines to find the page. 8, 13 transparency Blank areas of a graphic that remain invisible when the graphic is placed on top of others. Only GIF and PNG images can be saved with transparency. 10 tree-style menu Expands and collapses links or submenus with a “+” or “-” or a triangle. 7 undergraduate A university student who has not yet received a first degree. 14 unique region A region of a web site template that is different on some or all individual pages in the site. The template must designate unique regions as editable. 9 unit A value that indicates the amount of college credit assigned to a course. In many cases, one hour of lecture a week equals one unit of credit. Units are used to determine whether a student is full-time or part-time and may also be a part of scholarship requirements. 14