Webhook
A webhook sends information from one system to another when a defined event occurs.
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A webhook sends information from one system to another when a defined event occurs.
Read the definitionWebsite acceptance criteria are specific conditions used to decide whether agreed website work is ready for client approval.
Read the definitionA website access log records requests received by a web server or related infrastructure.
Read the definitionWebsite accessibility means designing and building online content so people with different abilities can perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with it.
Read the definitionWebsite asset ownership transfer is the documented handoff of agreed digital materials and account access when a website project ends.
Read the definitionA website backup is a saved copy of the files, content, and data needed to recover a site after accidental deletion, technical failure, or another incident.
Read the definitionWebsite backup frequency is how often a site creates restorable copies of important files, databases, or configurations.
Read the definitionWebsite backup testing verifies that saved copies can actually be restored into a usable website or system.
Read the definitionWebsite bandwidth refers to the amount of data a site transfers over a network during a given period, often described by a hosting plan as monthly data transfer.
Read the definitionWebsite blocklisting occurs when a browser, security provider or search platform flags a website or URL as dangerous and warns users or restricts access.
Read the definitionA website builder is a tool for creating and publishing a website, typically through visual editing, templates, and prebuilt page elements.
Read the definitionWebsite caching stores reusable copies of content or resources so they do not need to be generated or downloaded from scratch on every request.
Read the definitionWebsite carbon footprint is an estimate of greenhouse gas emissions associated with delivering and using a website, based on defined infrastructure and activity assumptions.
Read the definitionA website change log is a dated record of updates made to a site, such as content edits, plugin upgrades, configuration changes, or new features.
Read the definitionA website change request is a documented request to alter work that has already been planned or agreed upon.
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