endebilleder

Endebilleder is a Norwegian term for "header images" or "head banners" in the context of online publishing. In Norway, it is a common practice for online publications to display a large image at the top of a webpage, often accompanying an article or news story.

The purpose of endebilleder is to provide a visual representation of the content, drawing the reader's attention to the article or story. These images are typically large and prominent, and often include text or other design elements that complement the content.

Endebilleder can be found on a wide range of online publications in Norway, from news websites and blogs to online magazines and e-zines. They are often used to create a distinct visual identity for a publication, and can help to differentiate one publication from another.

The term "endebilleder" is derived from the Norwegian phrase "etter debiterende bilder," which means "after billing images." However, the term has taken on a more specific meaning in the context of online publishing, and is now widely used to refer to the large images that are displayed at the top of a webpage.

In addition to their aesthetic appeal, endebilleder can also serve a practical purpose. By providing a clear and concise visual representation of the content, they can help readers understand the topic or theme of an article, and make it easier to scan and find relevant information.