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General:

• ADA â€“ Americans with Disabilities Act​, a set of rules that must be obided by for users with visual and physical disabilities. Companies can be sued for not following these rules.
• SEO â€“ Search Engine Optimization, a process of picking the best meta data to show up on searches like Google search. Without SEO, a page may become impossible to find through search.
• CDN â€“ Content delivery network, a third path designed for images and files to be cached for long periods of time. Designed to speed up the production site. All images and files on production use fgcucdn.fgcu.edu, so it's important to make sure to test on webdev before your content becomes cached.
• Headings â€“ Headings are typically any text bigger than the body text. A banner title is a Heading 1, while other headings like H2 and H3 can be used to help visual impaired users navigate the page in importance, similar to a book title being your H1, you only have one H1. Heading 2 can be viewed as a chapter titles, and Heading 3 as your sub-chapters or sub-topics. Headings are ADA dependent.
• Styles â€“ Used to dress up paragraphs and headings for visual purposes. Styles are not recognized by ADA compliance.
• Call to Action â€“ A marketing-web term for wording to get the user to proceed to their next destination. Example, if the goal is a student to apply, 'Get started on your Application' is the grabber, and the button link being 'Apply Now' takes the student to the apply site.
• – A landing spot on a page, when linked to, it will jump you down the page. Represented in a url with a #. Example: fgcu.edu/academics#colleges
• Responsive â€“ This means a site when scaled down, either through using a smaller screen like a phone, or by shrinking your browser window, that the site squeezes down.
• Mobile-friendly â€“ This means a site displays properly on a phone. Important to know over 60% of our users are on a phone, so a site should look best on a phone above all else.
• Redirects â€“ A url coded to jump users from one url to a different url. Primarily used for vanity addresses.
• Vanity Address â€“ A redirect, but in the format of a simple name. Example: fgcu.edu/apply

Snippet/Page Related:

• Container â€“ A snippet format for layouts. Other snippets can usually go inside of container snippets.
• Billboard â€“ A snippet that is usually full-width and uses a hero image.
• Accordions â€“ An expandable list of vertical items, when clicked, will expand to display a box with content underneath it. Multiple accordions can be opened at the same time.
• Tabs â€“ Similar to accordions, when clicked reveals content inside, but typically the content in a singular box changes. Only one tab can be open at a time.
• Gallery â€“ Thumbnails of images that when clicked displays an image.
• Pop-ups â€“ An element on the page that appears above everything else on the page.
• Testimonial â€“ Used for quotes of students and donors.
• Info-Text â€“ A stylized format for text, generally cannot alter the style of the text on these snippets.
• Featured â€“ Big images with a paragraph or less of text, with buttons. Preformatted usually.
• Feed â€“ Displays come in dynamically from a third-party website, like news articles from Ä¢¹½TV360.
• Snippet Properties â€“ A snippet's custom settings, generally used to transform the style or functionality of a snippet. Can typically be found underneath the title of a snippet.