The story do far

A user clicks on a link to a page, say to rosie.html. The browser asks for the file, gets it, and renders the HTML it receives.

The file the browser asks for can be local, that is, on the same computer as the browser. Usually, though, the file is remote, on a server somewhere on the internet.

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The web works by sending files to browsers. Some other things as well, but mainly sending files to browsers.

Different types of files have different data in them. When a browser gets a file, it looks at the type of file, and does what that type of file requires.

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You have a hosting account, right? Let's put it through its paces.

The screen shots below were current at the time of writing, but things may have changed.

Go to https://reclaimhosting.com. Remember the right-click-and-open-in-new-tab trick. You can also open in a new window, and have this window and the new window side-by-side.

Log in.

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You'll need a place on the Web to put your files. The examples in this course - the screenshots and so on - were made with an account on Reclaim Hosting.

Reclaim specializes in serving students and universities. A basic account costs $30/year at the time of writing. That includes a domain for one year. A domain is something like tastymonkeybites.org.