1. Unicode
1.1. Unicode is a 16 bit character for multilingual text and character encoding
2. Extended character sets
2.1. Extra 1 bit in ASCII up to 256 character
3. Character sets
3.1. Computer can only understand numbers, so an ASCII ( American stand for code for information interchange) code is the numerical representation of a character
4. Hypermedia
4.1. Is not constrained to be text based
5. Hypertext
5.1. Is a text which contains link to other texts
5.2. Subset of hypermedia
6. Anchor
6.1. Is defined as the reference from one document to another document, image , sound ,on file on the web
7. Nodes
7.1. Accessible topics, documents, messages, and content elements
8. Links
8.1. Connect between conceptual elements
9. Hypertext systems are used for
9.1. Electronic publishing and references work
9.2. Technical documentation
9.3. Educational courseware
9.4. Interactive kiosks
9.5. Electronic catalog
10. Text elements use in multimedia
10.1. Menus for navigation
10.2. Interactive buttons
10.2.1. A button is a clickable object that executes a command when activated
10.3. Fields for reading
10.3.1. Reading a hard copy is easier and faster than reading from the computer screens
10.3.2. A document can be printed in one of two orientations:portrait or landscape
10.4. HTML documents
10.4.1. Hypertext markup language used to create web pages
10.5. Symbols and icons
10.5.1. Symbols are concentrated text in the form of stand-alone graphic constructs
11. Cases
11.1. A capitalized letter is referred to as uppercase, while small letter is lowercase
12. Font terminology
12.1. Baseline
12.1.1. The line on which the bases of character are arranged
12.2. Cap height
12.2.1. Refers to the height of a capital letter
12.3. X-height
12.3.1. The distance between the baseline and the top of a lower-case letter x
12.4. Ascenders/descenders
12.4.1. Stroke that rise above the x-height/ drop below the baseline
12.5. Kerning
12.5.1. Adjustment of space between certain pairs of letters(e.g.AV) to make them look more formal
12.6. Tracking
12.6.1. Adjustment of space for groups of letters