Endorsement
An endorsement refers to a public expression of support or approval, often given by an influencer or a prominent figure,
An endorsement refers to a public expression of support or approval, often given by an influencer or a prominent figure,
Endorsements refer to expressions of approval, support, or recommendation for a person, product, service, or idea. In various contexts, an
The level of involvement, interaction, and responsiveness of an audience with a particular piece of content or platform, often measured
A webpage that is displayed when a user encounters an error, such as a broken link or unavailable content.
The percentage of exits on a particular page, showing how often visitors leave your site from that specific location.
An abbreviation for Frequently Asked Questions, a webpage or section that provides answers to common inquiries.
The bottom section of a webpage that often contains additional information, links, and copyright details.
The process of creating the client-side of a website, focusing on user interface and user experience.
Storing complete web pages in cache memory to improve website performance and loading speed.
The process of adding location-based metadata to various types of media, such as images or videos. It helps search engines
Earlier know as Google My Business Profile (GMB) A free tool provided by Google that allows businesses to manage their
The process of optimizing a business’s presence on Google Maps, including accurate NAP details, business categories, photos, and customer reviews.
Now know as Google Business Profile (GBP) A free tool provided by Google that allows businesses to manage their online
The position at which a particular site appears in the results of a search engine query.
A web-based tool provided by Google that allows users to create and publish websites.
A professional skilled in visual communication through the use of typography, imagery, and layout.
The top section of a webpage that typically includes the website logo, navigation menu, and sometimes a search bar.
A visual representation of website data that shows areas where users interact the most.
A large, visually appealing image or banner displayed prominently on a webpage.
The use of visually appealing and relevant images that enhance the overall aesthetic of a website and help convey information
The main or introductory page of a website that serves as the starting point for navigation.
The service that provides storage space and server resources to make a website accessible on the internet.
A pricing model where the cost is determined based on the time invested, often used for services where the scope
The standard markup language used for creating web pages and applications. It provides a structure for organizing and presenting content
Another term for User-Centered Design, emphasizing the focus on human needs and preferences.