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    Parts of A Website

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    Parts of A Website

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    The document describes the typical parts of a website, including the header, navigation menu, and content sections. The header is at the top of each page and usually contains the logo and navigation links. The navigation menu, also called the main menu, includes links to help users navigate between different pages and sections of the site. Content sections make up the body of the page and can include text, images, charts, and other media.

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    MA8

    Parts Of A
    Website
    Header
    •This is the top part of a website containing the
    logo and usually (but not always) the site’s
    navigation menu. The header is the zone at the top
    of the page that stays constant and visible as
    visitors click around your site.

    •Once upon a time the header was a place to


    display a banner or graphic promoting your brand
    — kind of like the cover photo on a Facebook
    page. But today’s websites are more streamlined,
    and the trend is to just include your logo and
    navigation in the header.

    2
    Navigation (aka Navigation
    Bar or Main Menu)

    •These are the links at the top of the page


    to help you find what you’re looking for.
    The navigation links are usually in the
    header or just below it.

    3
    Header
    This is the top part of a website containing the logo
    and usually (but not always) the site’s navigation
    menu. The header is the zone at the top of the page
    that stays constant and visible as visitors click
    around your site.

    Once upon a time the header was a place to display


    a banner or graphic promoting your brand — kind
    of like the cover photo on a Facebook page. But
    today’s websites are more streamlined, and the
    trend is to just include your logo and navigation in
    the header.
    4
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    Subtitle
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    The way to get started is
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    Team

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    Title Title Title Title

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    Timeline

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    Content

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    Summary
    With PowerPoint, you can create
    presentations and share your work with
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    you want here to get started. You can
    also add images, art, and videos on this
    template. Save to OneDrive and access
    your presentations from your computer,
    tablet, or phone.

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    Presenter name
    Thank you Email address

    Website

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