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How the Internet and the Web Fit Together

Manual: General · Subject: Web Design & Development

Understand the difference between the internet, websites, servers, and browsers.

Internet vs Web

The basic idea

The internet is the global network of connected computers. The web is one service that runs on top of the internet and lets us visit websites through links and browsers.

Internet and web

Internet

  • The network infrastructure
  • Supports email, web, file transfer, and more

Web

  • A service that uses the internet
  • Built from pages linked by URLs

Requests, Responses, and URLs

What happens when you visit a page

A URL is the address of a resource on the web. The browser requests that resource from a server. If the server finds it, it responds with content; if not, it may return an error.

Important terms

URL
Uniform Resource Locator, the address of a web resource
HTTP
The communication system browsers and servers use
HTTPS
A secure version of HTTP
Server
A computer that responds to web requests
Client
The device or software making the request
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Why HTTPS matters

HTTPS helps protect data sent between the browser and the server, which is especially important for passwords, forms, and payments.

What does a browser do first when you enter a web address?

What is a URL?

Which is a secure version of HTTP?