Web Usability

Surfing the Internet is usually seen as fun, dangerous, or a tremendous waste of time, depending on who you ask. All of the above is true, but what is also true is that the Internet is a necessity for today's computer users. It is, in one sense, the world's largest encyclopedia (don't know something? look it up on the Net), but it's also the world's largest data and software repository. Looking for printer drivers? better word processor than Notepad? a good antivirus package? a walkthrough on installing a second hard drive? advice on how to handle a balky Windows install? the new plug-in for your copy of Diablo XII? Whatever you need, you can find it and download it over the Internet, often for free.

I consider the Internet as necessary of a computer resource as an antivirus program, a utilities package, or a backup disk. So should you. In the links below, you'll find tips on navigating the Web using either of the two major browsers, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator (along with some info on Opera and some other browser competition), working with search engines, handling e-mail, keeping your info private while online, working with America Online (the world's largest content provider/ISP and worth a separate section), as well as some tidbits on Net etiquette, Web site construction, and the wonderful and maddening world of Usenet. Happy surfing.

The least commonly asked question is one which is not asked. There are an infinite number of questions competing for this spot.any question that has not yet been created by man's imagination is uncommonly asked. A better question is, "What language has asked the least amount of questions?"

A web based application allows a user to use the software without having to store or process data on their own machine. This is known as cloud computing.

You can use the code of an Embedded Video to put on your website such as Facebook/Twitter/Tumblr. People can view the video directly on the your website.

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W3C: The World Wide Web Consortium (http://www.w3.org)

You can simply use the navigation button available on the website you are browsing. If you want to visit a page that you are earlier on then you can use navigation button on the web browser or use back button on your phone (If using phone) .You can also change the web address is you remember the address of the page you want to go.

Yes, if you login with gmail or twitter orfacebook and then you click delete site and say yes.

The more accessible, the larger your audience.

No two computers (or users for that matter) are alike. Settings, software, and hardware vary from system to system. Also the skills of your potential users will vary as will their disabilities, if any.

You want your website to be easily readable and navigated for less experienced users, attractive and appealing to experienced users, and easily accessible for screen readers for those who have disabilities. The larger the audience you can provide for, the more response you will have to your website.

Not only are you looking for that initial view from a new user, but it is important to be able to lure them back time and time again. A website that is not easily accessible for certain users, will leave them frustrated and thus no return.

On top of that, you have various browsers, both on computers and now on mobile devices, that you need to be able to reach. Each device or computer has their own hardware to work off of that determines what can be processed.

So really you need to decide. Is it more important to reach only your target audience, or is it more important to reach the largest audience as possible. It depends on your goal you need to accomplish with the website you are creating. But when it comes down to it, more accessibility means a better (and happier) response.

The pro is that they will see something that they like and they will ask their parents to buy it for them. This is good for the manufacturer because he sells his product and good for the family if they want to know what their child will like so they can buy them something they want.

The con is that if the parents don't want to get it their child will pester them constantly and it is annoying. Sometimes they give in and over spend. Then they wish they didn't spend the money. Also the con is that the child will never be happy with what he/she has because there is always something being advertised that they still don't have.

Austria is the country with .at web addresses. Australia, however, has .au addresses instead.

Usually HTML Code. Although 'what you see', depends entirely on 'what your Web Browser is capable of displaying'. For example... If the Web Page was written in HTML, Flash and Java, but your Web Browser only supports HTML, then you may not be able to see some of the Web Sites 'Java Applets' or 'Flash Animations & Images'.

In 1921, the first pager system was used by the police department in Detroit, Michigan. Al Gross patented the first telephone pager device in 1949 and it was used by the Jewish Hospital in New York n 1950.

The software used to retrieve a web page is called a web browser, such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla or Safari to name a few. The protocol used is called HTTP and this stands for Hyper Text Transfer Protocol. This protocol allows users to send text documents with links and images embedded. The web pages are kept on web servers. The web browser makes a request to the web server via http and the web server sends the requested text, images and code back to the web browser.

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There is currently no way of getting a .com website for free. Most likely if you see ads on the internet about getting a free .com website, it's a scam. However, there are plenty of subdomain hosts you can use, like FreeWebs.com. For example: yoursitename.freewebs.com. You can always pay for a website host to get a .com domain name. You can also host a website on your own server, but it's much harder than you think.

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What is said above is an extremely biased answer. In terms of franchises the major hitters are Halo, Call of Duty, and Mario. Teens to adults normally stick with Halo or Call of Duty. Children normally play Mario. I'm not sure but I don't think World of Warcraft has nearly as many people playing as Halo, Call of duty, and Mario. in terms of sales Mario has the best sales(But has also been around longer and has more games). Halo and Call of Duty are roughly tied at over more than 25,000,000 sales a piece.

A web-based OS is a system where all the applications and data his held on the internet. The operating system is essentially like any other operating system except that it runs out of a browser.

The most inning in an mlb baseball game was 17 innings in 1956. It was the chicago white sox vs the new york yankees. Most of the fans had left the game and were allowed back in after a couple hours

If you are talking about a cloud system type thing, than you should know that many of the algorithims in the security of the system are... faulty at times. If you mean more like a data base, than you've got your normal blue collar hackers, and a few java script geniuses who can cut through your defenses and any security. The issue with .NET programming is more along the lines of people editing your application, putting it back up on the internet, with your name embedded in it, and then having viruses, and mal ware, and issues that fall into your hands eventually. these are NOT huge, but risks

here are the advantages: * Increasing awareness of the availability of a service, product, industry, person, or group. * The possibility of 24-hour access for users. * Standardizing the design of the interface. * Creating a system that can extend globally rather than remain local, thus reaching people in remote locations without worry of the time zone in which they are located.

It's a form of the verb "to enable" meaning to make possible. E.g. "The airfoil enables the aircraft to fly."

Web addresses (uniform resource locator; URLs) operate on DNS (domain name service) servers. When you request a website using a web address, DNS servers translate the web address into an IP address (ex. 127.0.0.1), which is how your computer identifies websites.