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Understanding URL Structure and Website Navigation

The document discusses key components of URLs and features of website navigation. URLs have two main components - a protocol identifier like http:// and a resource name. Websites typically have consistent header and footer areas across pages, along with navigation menus, sliders, sidebars and calls to action to guide users through content.

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Understanding URL Structure and Website Navigation

The document discusses key components of URLs and features of website navigation. URLs have two main components - a protocol identifier like http:// and a resource name. Websites typically have consistent header and footer areas across pages, along with navigation menus, sliders, sidebars and calls to action to guide users through content.

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Viness Pearl Kristina R. Acosto
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URL

Uniform
Resource
Locator
- indicates which file
the browser should
access from the server
and it downloads and
renders the data so the
user can see it.
2 MAIN COMPONENTS
OF URL
1. Protocol
Identifier
2. Resource Name
[Link]

Protocol Resource
Identifier Name
[Link]
[Link]

Protocol
Identifier
[Link]

Protocol Resource
Identifier Name
[Link]
[Link]

Protocol
Identifier
[Link]

Protocol Resource
Identifier Name
Features of
Website
Navigation
HOMEPAGE
-The home page of a
website is the opening
page, usually located at
your main website URL.
SLIDER
- A slider on a website is
a changing content area
with different “slides” of
visuals or information.
HEADER
- The header of a website
is the consistent area at
the top of the site that
includes the logo and
navigation menu.
NAVIGATION MENU
- The navigation is part
of the header and
includes the links that
take visitors to other
parts of your website.
PRIMARY/SECONDARY
NAVIGATION
- The primary menu includes
the main, most prominent
links. These are links to high-
value pages on the website
like the Services and Contact
- The secondary menu
includes other links that
may not be as transactional
or important. This might be
links to Login, My Account,
or Employment.
SIDEBAR
- A sidebar is an area of
the website used to
display information
that’s not part of the
page’s main content.
CALL TO ACTION
- A call to action
(sometimes abbreviated
CTA) is a word, phrase,
button, or image that asks
a website visitor to take
a specific action.
FOOTER
- The website footer is
the consistent content
area at the bottom of
every page of your
website.

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