pagine

Pagine is the Italian plural of pagina, meaning page. It denotes the individual sides of a sheet used to display text, images, or other content in printed media such as books, magazines, and newspapers. Each page is identified by a number, and the sequence of pages is organized through pagination, a process that also influences layout, margins, and typography.

In digital contexts, pagine refers to discrete HTML documents within a website, accessible via URLs. Web pages contain structured content, including headings, paragraphs, images, and links, and together they form a site's navigable hierarchy. The term is also used for specific sections of a site, such as product pages or landing pages, and for user-facing navigation elements.

The concept extends to e-books and digital documents where pages adapt to font size and device; pagination may be static or dynamic, affecting how content is presented on different screens. In publishing history, "Pagine Gialle" refers to the Yellow Pages directory, used for listing businesses by category.

In everyday Italian, pagine appears in idioms and common phrases, for example "girare le pagine" (to turn the pages) or "andare a pagina X" (to go to page X). The term remains a basic unit for organizing information, whether in print or on the web.