A
Web Design & Development
ARIA
Accessible Rich Internet Applications; accessibility semantics exposed to assistive technologies.
Sanatizi Editorial Concept & Terminology Guide
Design & Technology Dictionary
Authoritative studio lexicon on design philosophy, typography disciplines, brand architecture, and generative AI.
Total 16 Terms
Category: Web Design & Development
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B
Web Design & Development
Backend
The server-side part of an application handling business logic and data operations.
C
Web Design & Development
CSS
Cascading Style Sheets; a style language defining the presentation and layout of web documents.
D
Web Design & Development
Design System
Shared components, rules and resources used to build consistent products.
D
Web Design & Development
DOM
Document Object Model; an object-tree representation of a document accessible to programs.
F
Web Design & Development
Frontend
The part of an application users see and interact with.
H
Web Design & Development
HTML
HyperText Markup Language; the markup language defining the structure of web content.
I
Web Design & Development
Information Architecture
Organizing and labeling content so it can be found and understood.
J
Web Design & Development
JavaScript
A programming language defining application behavior on web pages and in other environments.
J
Web Design & Development
JSON
JavaScript Object Notation; a text format used to exchange structured data.
L
Web Design & Development
Lazy Loading
Deferring the loading of resources until they are needed.
P
Web Design & Development
PWA
Progressive Web App; a web application using suitable web technologies for an app-like experience.
R
Web Design & Development
Responsive Images
Images served in a suitable size or version for the screen and layout.
S
Web Design & Development
SVG
Scalable Vector Graphics; an XML-based format describing scalable vector graphics.
U
Web Design & Development
Usability
How effectively, efficiently and satisfactorily users can achieve their goals.
W
Web Design & Development
WCAG
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines; W3C guidelines for making web content accessible.
