Types

• Web pages are separated into four main types: business, community, information and personal. Business Web pages promote a specific company or service. Community Web pages seek to create a social network amongst visitors. Information Web pages provide resources to the visitor. Personal Web pages usually contain self-expression or self-promotion.
  
  

Features

• All Web pages feature stylized information about a specific topic. Commonly, Web pages include content and graphics, along with links to other pages in the site or to other websites. Some Web pages include embedded music or videos. Web pages are coded in a hypertext markup language, also known as HTML. HTML is a list of appearance commands communicated to the Web browser, and is not usually visible to the visitor. The visitor will see the end results of the HTML-browser communication.
  
  

Function

• The main function of a Web page is to present information to an audience. Web pages are generally uploaded to the Internet from one computer and reach the entire world within seconds. It serves as a communication platform that allows information to freely flow from one computer to another.
  
  

Potential

• Web pages have the potential to be highly interactive with the introduction of the Adobe Flash application. Web pages are also responsible for product placement and information, and have the ability to reach millions of buyers within seconds. Web pages are very powerful tools of communication, and will continue to provide relevant and timely information to a discerning audience in the foreseeable future.
  
  

Significance

• Web pages are the main component for any website. Web pages populate the Internet and make it attractive and useful for anyone interested in using the Internet. Without Web pages, the Internet would not be relevant.