The World Wide Web is a global, seamless environment in which all information (text, images, audio, computation services) that is accessible from the internet can be accessed in a consistent and simple way by using a standard set of naming and access conventions. Whew! Quite a statement, but it is true, and it exists today. You are on the web now considering.
You can access sites all over the world. You can connect from your desktop to thousands of Web servers simply by “clicking” on a selection (the underlined words), or by entering a specific address. You can connect to many different types of systems and not be aware of the differences.
You can access many different types of information text, images (like the heading on this page, and the diagrams we’ll use), audio, computation services again, usually with no extra work on your part.
You are using a single Web browser to do this. One tool accessing many different types of systems, information across the world. Already we can see some of the unique aspects of the Web that make it so popular.
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