JPEG, shortened to JPG, is an abbreviation of the acronym Joint Photographic Experts Group. A JPG is a digital image file format characterized by small file size due to lossy compression.
A digital image is an image or photo which exists in a non-physical, computer readable format. Digital images are stored on a hard drive in binary format as ones and zeroes. When processed for display the binary code is translated into a set of instructions used by the computer or device to display a pixel-based image. At its core, a picture displaying on a devices monitor or screen is a compilation of data including both color and location information.
The media library, located within the WordPress dashboard, is the central location for uploading and managing all media types into your WordPress installation. From the media library you can add, delete, and modify images, documents, and other types of media files.
A Favicon is a graphic created by a graphic or web designer which, in supported web browsers, displays in the address bar or at the beginning of an individual tab. The Favicon image may also display next to a bookmark or history entry.
A blog allows a company or individual to write and share content with an audience. Though personal blogs can cover a diverse range of topics, business and corporate websites tend to cover industry and business related news. Business blogs can be used to engage with a customer base and cultivate a following.
Media Queries are CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) rules which act as logical IF statements to, among other things, target the display resolution of the device or browser used to view a web page. Given a specific set of logic, the rules apply in some situations and not in others. Through the use of Media Queries website designers are able to customize the design and display of a website when it is viewed on different devices. This is known as mobile responsiveness and can be used to make a mobile friendly website.
Search Engine Optimization, abbreviated SEO, is a process which results in a website’s organic search engine rankings being improved when a specific keyword or keyword phrase is entered into a search engine. These optimization results are achieved by modifying various on-site and off-site factors which are used by the search engine’s algorithms to determine a website’s authority with regard to the given search term.
Cascading Style Sheets, abbreviated CSS, allow website developers and designers to style a website’s layout and content in a wide array of ways. While HTML is a coding language used to define the structure of a web page, CSS allows us to target specific HTML structure elements to modify their position and display style.
