Web Development

API (Application Programming Interface) - a set of rules that allows different programs to communicate with each other.

Learn what breadcrumbs are, how they improve site navigation, and why they are critical for SEO and user experience.

CMS is a content management system that allows you to create and edit sites without programming knowledge.

Content hubs are organized website sections that interlink topically related content around a central theme to improve SEO topical authority and user experience.

Data Scraping (web scraping or parsing) is an automated process of collecting large amounts of data from websites using special programs or bots.

E-commerce is the process of buying and selling goods or services over the Internet.

Headless Commerce is the architecture of an online store, where the appearance of the site (Front-end) is completely separated from the server logic and database (Back-end).

A landing page is a one-page site created with the sole purpose of converting a visitor into a lead or customer.

An MVP is the first working version of a product with a minimal set of features sufficient to be sold to the first customers and to collect feedback.

Navigation zones are interface areas (header, footer, sidebar) that help users move through a website and shape its internal linking structure.

Open Source (open source code) is software whose source code is available for viewing, modification and distribution by anyone.

SaaS (Software as a Service) is a software distribution model, according to which the client gets access to the program via the Internet by subscription.

UX/UI design is the process of creating a user-friendly (UX) and visually appealing (UI) interface.

Webhook is a technology that allows one application to automatically send data to another application in real time as soon as a certain event occurs.

Learn what a URL Pattern is, how it defines the structure of web addresses, and why it matters for SEO and web development.