Navigation View: :  draws the Web as an organization chart and allows drag-and-drop to rearrange the structure of the Web as needs of organization changes.

Shared Borders: used to display the banner and a Navigation bar on each page in the Web.  The borders are standardized across the Site.

Banner: used to display standard content such as the name of the company and optional navigation buttons

Navigation Bars: are found within shared borders display buttons that help the user navigate through the Web Site to relevant areas of the Site.

Child Pages: Pages with less importance than the home page are called child pages because they are of equal relevance inside the Web Site.

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Multimedia Gallery: part of the Microsoft Software package.  Place where graphics are loaded and transferable to FrontPage Web Pages.

Thumbnail Image: The smaller version of an image in a document.  Click on a thumbnail, and the image will be enlarged.

Hotspot (or Clickable image map): These are images with associated hyperlinks.  Can take the form of a button, graphic or graphic with text.

Hit Counter: a feature that simply counts the number of visitors to a particular Web Page

Reports View: displays the Site summary of everything going on with the Web Site

Folders View: similar to Navigation View; however, it allows the creator to move multiple files at once.

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Publish Web Command: transfers all the pages, images, folders, navigation structure, link, etc to a designated target.

Target: the Web Server that will receive the completed Web.

FrontPage Server Extensions: software that allows for hit counters and similar tools to operate on a Web.

Search Form: allows for visitors to search your Web Site using a keyword

Web Server:  a computer that runs the necessary software and has the telecommunications hardware to present the HTML pages to the Internet

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