Website Essentials

 Define Header, Footer, Slider and body of a website

In website design the header is the top section usually containing the logo and main navigation. The body is the main content area where the unique content of each page is displayed. The footer is the bottom section often containing links to terms and conditions, copyright information, and quick access points. A slider is a feature that displays a series of images or content, often rotating or animating, typically within the body section.

Header:

The header is a consistent area at the top of the page, serving as the primary navigation and brand identification point. It typically includes the logo, main navigation menu, and sometimes other elements like a search bar or call-to-action buttons.

Slider :

A slider is a visual element that displays a sequence of images or content, often with an automated transition or animation. It’s commonly used on websites, especially e-commerce sites, to highlight promotions, products or other relevant content.

Body :

The body is the main content area of the website page where the specific content for that page is displayed. Thai could be text images, videos, or other forms of content and its the section that changes from page to page.

Footer:

The footer is a consistent area at the bottom of the page often containing less critical information like copyright notices links to legal pages (terms of use, privacy policy), and contact information. It can also include quick access links to popular pages or a sitemap.