webbsidor

Webbsidor, meaning “web pages” in Swedish, are documents on the World Wide Web retrieved by a web browser via a URL. They are usually written with HTML, styled with CSS, and may include JavaScript for interactivity. Web servers host them and serve them over HTTP or HTTPS.

Web pages are composed of markup, content, and resources such as images and scripts. Accessibility and interoperability are guided by standards from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Modern pages often adopt responsive design to work on different devices and languages.

Common types include static pages, dynamic pages generated by server-side software, and single-page applications that load content client-side. Content is often managed by content management systems or static site generators. Pages can be localized for different languages.

Search engines index web pages to support discovery, while security practices such as HTTPS, proper cookie handling, and content security policies help protect users. Maintenance and version control are important for keeping pages up to date.

Historically, web pages evolved from simple text documents in the 1990s to complex, interactive sites. Today, they form the primary interface for accessing information on the World Wide Web.