Website:
1. A collection of interconnected webpages.
2. A domain name or URL that hosts multiple webpages.
3. Usually features a homepage, navigation menu, and various sections.
4. Can include multiple webpages, images, videos, and other digital content.
Webpage:
1. A single document or page within a website.
2. A specific URL within a website.
3. Typically has a unique title, content, and purpose.
4. Can be static (fixed content) or dynamic (changing content).
Key differences:
1. Scope: A website includes multiple webpages, while a webpage is just one part.
2. Purpose: A website offers overall information, whereas a webpage focuses on a specific topic.
3. Structure: A website has navigation and various sections, while a webpage is self-contained.
Analogies to help illustrate the difference:
1. Book vs. Chapter: Website = Book, Webpage = Chapter
2. House vs. Room: Website = House, Webpage = Room
Now, you understand the distinction!
