The world of tech is fast moving and complex which means it can be very hard to keep up.
There are always so many new inventions, new software and gadgets every month, year and decade and with these progressions, comes a whole new tech-driven language.
Here at Skaidon, we’re here to help so we’ve created a list of all the tech jargon we think you need to know. No matter if you’re a college student, pensioner or just looking to learn more, these top tech words and phrases which will help you win in the tech world.
404: common error message meaning ‘not found’
Cookies: information about you often collected via website visits
HTML: HyperText markup Language, used for the creation of websites
Caching: the process of your web browser storing assets
Firewall: the system which protects your PC from external viruses
PPI: Pixels per inch on a device, the higher the better
Bug: Unwanted piece of code that stops a website from working as it should
Web Server: Computer that can be accessed through the internet or specific software
VPN: Virtual private network
Responsive: a website which responds well to a change in device size
4K: Four times the resolution of HD
VR: Virtual reality
Impressions: How many times a piece of content on social media is seen
Bounce Rate: the percentage of website visitors who leave quickly
SEO: Search engine optimisation, making a website rank higher on search engines
Optimisation: Developing a website to convert visitors to customers
Sitemap: Outline or the pages before a website is built
UI: User interface, how users experience a website
UX: User experience
Back End: Part of the website which user can’t see
Front End: Part of the website which the users can see
Database: Collection of electronic information
HD: High definition on screens, photos, videos or audio
iOS: Mobile operating system created by Apple
Android: Mobile operating system created by Google
Spam: Electronic spamming, electronic messaging systems to send an unsolicited message
Tech Jargon
The world of tech is fast moving and complex which means it can be very hard to keep up.
There are always so many new inventions, new software and gadgets every month, year and decade and with these progressions, comes a whole new tech-driven language.
Here at Skaidon, we’re here to help so we’ve created a list of all the tech jargon we think you need to know. No matter if you’re a college student, pensioner or just looking to learn more, these top tech words and phrases which will help you win in the tech world.
404: common error message meaning ‘not found’
Cookies: information about you often collected via website visits
HTML: HyperText markup Language, used for the creation of websites
Caching: the process of your web browser storing assets
Firewall: the system which protects your PC from external viruses
PPI: Pixels per inch on a device, the higher the better
Bug: Unwanted piece of code that stops a website from working as it should
Web Server: Computer that can be accessed through the internet or specific software
VPN: Virtual private network
Responsive: a website which responds well to a change in device size
4K: Four times the resolution of HD
VR: Virtual reality
Impressions: How many times a piece of content on social media is seen
Bounce Rate: the percentage of website visitors who leave quickly
SEO: Search engine optimisation, making a website rank higher on search engines
Optimisation: Developing a website to convert visitors to customers
Sitemap: Outline or the pages before a website is built
UI: User interface, how users experience a website
UX: User experience
Back End: Part of the website which user can’t see
Front End: Part of the website which the users can see
Database: Collection of electronic information
HD: High definition on screens, photos, videos or audio
iOS: Mobile operating system created by Apple
Android: Mobile operating system created by Google
Spam: Electronic spamming, electronic messaging systems to send an unsolicited message