Web sites come in all shapes and sizes. They can enlighten, inform, entertain and sometimes even annoy the viewer. They can be used to provide and collect information.

Web sites are typically divided into pages, each one assigned a seperate topic or purpose.

A web page may contain simple information (text, links and pictures) using standard HTML. Or it may respond to user input (clicking, typing, arriving at or leaving a page) using Scripts such as JavaScript. It may even manipulate data, accepting input from the user and saving it to a database using Active Server Pages (ASP). You may view some examples here.