Staging Site
A staging site is a separate version of a website used to test changes before they appear on the public site.
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State Consumer Privacy Laws
State consumer privacy laws are U.S. state-level rules that can give residents data rights and impose obligations on qualifying organizations.
Read the definitionStatic Site Generator (SSG)
A static site generator creates ready-to-serve web pages from templates, content files, and other inputs, often during a build process.
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A static website delivers prepared page files, often HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, without generating the main HTML from a database on every request.
Read the definitionStatistical Significance in A/B Testing
Statistical significance in an A/B test describes whether an observed result is sufficiently incompatible with a stated no-effect model.
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A status page is a public or restricted page that communicates the current condition of a digital service and its incidents.
Read the definitionSticky Call to Action
A sticky call to action keeps an important action, such as Request a Quote or Call for Service, visible as a person scrolls through a page.
Read the definitionSticky Navigation
Sticky navigation is a menu or navigation bar that remains visible as someone scrolls through a page, often by staying near the top of the screen.
Read the definitionStock Photography
Stock photography is preexisting imagery licensed or otherwise made available for use in communications, websites, and marketing materials.
Read the definitionStorefront Business
A storefront business serves customers at a physical business location that meets the platform's eligibility rules.
Read the definitionStructured Data (Schema Markup)
Structured data is information added to a webpage in a standardized format to help machines interpret its content.
Read the definitionSubdomain
A subdomain is a name added before a primary domain, such as booking.example.com.
Read the definitionSubresource Integrity (SRI)
Subresource Integrity is a browser security mechanism that checks an external script or stylesheet against a declared cryptographic hash.
Read the definitionSynthetic Monitoring
Synthetic monitoring runs scheduled simulated requests or user journeys to detect website availability and performance problems before real visitors report them.
Read the definitionTOWS Matrix
A TOWS matrix pairs internal strengths and weaknesses with external opportunities and threats to generate strategic options from a SWOT assessment.
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