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Bandwidth Cap refers to the limit imposed by internet service providers on the amount of data you can use in a given period. It’s like having a monthly budget for…

Border in web design refers to the outline around elements like buttons, images, or boxes. It can be styled in various widths, colors, and styles, serving both aesthetic and functional…

Border-Box Model is a box model in CSS where the width and height of an element include the padding and border, not just the content. It’s like measuring the size…

Bot is a software application that runs automated tasks over the Internet, typically performing simple and structurally repetitive actions at a much higher rate than would be possible for a…

Bounce Rate refers to the percentage of visitors who navigate away from a site after viewing only one page. It’s like walking into a shop, taking a quick look around,…

Box Model in CSS describes the layout of HTML elements, including margins, borders, padding, and the actual content. Imagine each HTML element as a box when you pack for shipping:…

Breakpoint in web design refers to the point at which a website’s content and design will adjust to accommodate different screen sizes or device orientations. It’s like the elastic waistband…

Browser Cache is a space in your computer where web browsers store website data such as images or files so that future requests for that data can be loaded faster….

Browser Engine is the core software component of a web browser that transforms HTML documents and other web resources into visual and interactive web pages. It’s like the engine in…

Bytecode is a form of instructions that computers can execute, used often in programming languages like Java. It’s a middle ground between the high-level language written by humans and the…