Glossary

Glossary for websites, WordPress and digital projects.

This glossary collects topics that regularly come up in website, WordPress, performance, hosting and project conversations. Each article explains one term clearly and shows what matters in practice.

Glossary

Glossary articles at a glance.

The entries are structured as individual question-and-answer articles so every topic can be explained clearly, cross-linked and marked up with structured data.

What is above-the-fold content?

Above-the-fold content refers to the visible area of a website when opened without scrolling.

What is Affiliate Marketing?

Learn what affiliate marketing is, how it works, what benefits it offers, and how companies and partners can benefit from affiliate networks.

What is an ALT attribute?

The ALT attribute provides alternative text for an image and matters for accessibility, image understanding and SEO.

What is an anchor text?

Find out what anchor text is, what types there are and how important it is in the area of search engine optimization and online marketing.

What is an API?

An API is an interface through which systems, websites and services exchange data or functionality.

What is an Evergreen Browser?

Learn what an evergreen browser is, what benefits it offers, and what examples of evergreen browsers are available on the market.

What is an FTP client?

Find out what an FTP client is, how it works, what advantages it offers and in which typical areas of application it is used.

What is an HTML tag?

Learn what an HTML tag is, how it works and which important tags and attributes are relevant for websites and search engine optimization.

What is an iFrame?

An iFrame is an HTML element that allows external content to be embedded in a web page. Learn about the advantages, disadvantages and alternatives to iframes.

What is an imprint?

An imprint is a legally required declaration on a website. Find out here what components an imprint should contain and when it is necessary.

What is an IP address?

An IP address allows devices on a network to be identified and communicated with. Learn more about the types, purposes, and security aspects of IP addresses.

What is an MP4 file?

Learn about MP4 files, a digital multimedia container format used to store audio and video content, as well as their features and differences…

What is an MVP (Minimum Viable Product)?

An MVP is the earliest version of a product that provides basic functionality and enables customer feedback.

What is an RSS feed?

An RSS feed is a standardized format for providing regularly updated content. Learn how RSS feeds work and how they can be used in online marketing...

What is an SSL certificate?

An SSL certificate is a digital certificate that confirms the identity of a website and creates a secure connection. Learn more about SSL certificates and their...

What is an SVG file?

An SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file is an open file format for vector graphics. Learn more about advantages and disadvantages of SVG files.

What is an XML feed?

An XML feed is a standardized data format for the structured transmission of website content. Find out more about areas of application, advantages and the creation of…

What is an XML Sitemap?

Learn what an XML sitemap is, how it works, and why it is an important part of search engine optimization (SEO) for your website.

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