Definition

Noun: A single, distinct document or file that is part of the World Wide Web. It is written in a language like HTML, can contain text, images, videos, and links to other webpages, and is accessed via a web browser over the internet.

Usage

A webpage is the fundamental unit of content on the web. You visit a webpage by entering its address (URL) into a web browser or by clicking a link. Each webpage has a unique location on the internet.

Examples

Advanced Usage

• Dynamic webpage: A webpage that displays different content or changes based on user interaction, time, or data from a database (e.g., a social media feed or shopping cart page).
• Static webpage: A webpage that displays the same fixed content to every user (e.g., a "Contact Us" or "About" page).
• Landing page: A standalone webpage created specifically for a marketing or advertising campaign.
• "to host a webpage": To store and serve a webpage's files on a server so it is accessible on the internet.

Variants and Related Words

• Website (n): A collection of related webpages under a single domain name. (e.g., "The company's has over fifty .")
• Homepage (n): The main or introductory webpage of a website.
• Webmaster (n): A person responsible for maintaining a website and its webpages.

Synonyms

• Web document
• HTML page
• Site page (informal)

Related Phrases

• "to load a webpage": The process of a browser retrieving and displaying a webpage's content.
• "to refresh/reload a webpage": To request the browser to load the webpage again from the server.
• "the webpage is down": Indicates the webpage is temporarily unavailable or cannot be accessed.

Noun

1. a document connected to the World Wide Web and viewable by anyone connected to the internet who has a web browser