kodulehe

Koduleht, in Estonian usage, refers to a website—a collection of interconnected web pages hosted under a single domain and accessible on the World Wide Web via HTTP(S). It is designed to present information, display media, and enable interaction with visitors, serving as a digital front door for individuals, businesses, organizations, or government bodies.

Its structure typically includes a homepage, a navigation system, content pages, and multimedia such as images or videos, as well as interactive elements like contact forms or e-commerce components. Websites can be static, built from HTML and CSS, or dynamic and powered by a content management system (CMS) such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal, or by static site generators.

Development and maintenance involve defining goals, planning information architecture, and producing content. Key considerations include responsive design, accessibility, performance, and search engine optimization. Security measures, such as HTTPS, regular software updates, backups, and protection against common vulnerabilities, are also important.

Hosting requires a domain name and a hosting environment, ranging from shared hosting to cloud-based services or dedicated servers. The choice of technology affects scalability and updates. For sites that collect user data, compliance with data protection laws, cookies regulation, and privacy policies is typically required, particularly within the European Union.

Overall, kodulehed function as primary channels for information exchange, brand presentation, service delivery, and community engagement, reflecting the central role of online presence in modern communication.