What Is the Web and How It Works
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When you open a website, your browser communicates with a server.
A browser is the application you use to access websites. A server is a machine that stores data and sends it when requested.
This communication is based on a simple concept: request and response.
How It Works
- Your browser sends a request when you enter a URL;
- The server processes the request and prepares the data;
- The server sends a response back;
- Your browser displays the result as a webpage.
How a Page Is Loaded
When you open a website, the browser does more than just load a single file.
- The browser requests the main HTML file;
- The server returns the HTML;
- The browser requests additional files like CSS and JavaScript;
- The server sends those files;
- The browser combines everything and renders the page.
This all happens in milliseconds, giving you a complete website on the screen.
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What Is the Web and How It Works
When you open a website, your browser communicates with a server.
A browser is the application you use to access websites. A server is a machine that stores data and sends it when requested.
This communication is based on a simple concept: request and response.
How It Works
- Your browser sends a request when you enter a URL;
- The server processes the request and prepares the data;
- The server sends a response back;
- Your browser displays the result as a webpage.
How a Page Is Loaded
When you open a website, the browser does more than just load a single file.
- The browser requests the main HTML file;
- The server returns the HTML;
- The browser requests additional files like CSS and JavaScript;
- The server sends those files;
- The browser combines everything and renders the page.
This all happens in milliseconds, giving you a complete website on the screen.
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