Browsers are software programs on computers and other devices which allow people to "surf the net". Popular browsers are Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Apple Safari and Mozilla Firefox.

Simple web pages are coded in HTML. The Browser reads this code which resides on a web server and displays the web page to the viewer. The code is also read by the search spider. The spider relays the code to the search database. The search engine then ranks websites based on many factors and returns a list of websites with information the viewer is searching for.

2 digital photos are displayed on a simple web page. These photos must be web ready. Simply, that means the file size must be small enough for the photos to load quickly. Today's cameras take 8 megapixel photos. These must be reduced, or "photoshopped" to a smaller size so they will download from the server quickly. The average viewer spends less than 30 seconds on a web page. Building a web site is alot like building a computer. There are a lot of parts and pieces and they all need to work together for good results.