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Glossary
1. Abstraction
2. Accent
3. Accessibility
4. Accessibility tree
5. Accessible description
6. Accessible name
7. Adobe Flash
8. Advance measure
9. Ajax
10. Algorithm
11. Alignment container
12. Alignment subject
13. Alpha (alpha channel)
14. ALPN
15. API
16. Apple Safari
17. Application context
18. Argument
19. ARIA
20. ARPA
21. ARPANET
22. Array
23. ASCII
24. Aspect ratio
25. Asynchronous
26. ATAG
27. Attribute
28. Authentication
29. Authenticator
30. Bandwidth
31. Base64
32. Baseline
  1. Baseline (compatibility)
  2. Baseline (typography)
33. BCP 47 language tag
34. Beacon
35. BÃ©zier curve
36. bfcache
37. BiDi
38. BigInt
39. Binding
40. Bitwise flags
41. Blink
42. blink element (<blink> tag)
43. Block
  1. Block (CSS)
  2. Block (scripting)
44. Block cipher mode of operation
45. Block-level content
46. Boolean
  1. Boolean (JavaScript)
  2. Boolean attribute (ARIA)
  3. Boolean attribute (HTML)
47. Bounding Box
48. Breadcrumb
49. Brotli compression
50. Browser
51. Browsing context
52. Buffer
53. Bun
54. Cache
55. Cacheable
56. CalDAV
57. Call stack
58. Callback function
59. Camel case
60. Canonical order
61. Canvas
62. Card sorting
63. CardDAV
64. Caret
65. CDN
66. Certificate authority
67. Certified
68. Challenge-response authentication
69. Character
70. Character encoding
71. Character reference
72. Character set
73. Chrome
74. CIA
75. Cipher
76. Cipher suite
77. Ciphertext
78. Class
79. Client-side rendering (CSR)
80. Closure
81. Cloud
82. Cloud computing
83. CMS
84. Code point
85. Code splitting
86. Code unit
87. Codec
88. Color space
89. Color wheel
90. Compile
91. Compile time
92. Composite operation
93. Compression Dictionary Transport
94. Computer Programming
95. Conditional
96. Constant
97. Constructor
98. Content header
99. Continuous Media
100. Control flow
101. Cookie
102. Copyleft
103. CORS
104. CORS-safelisted request header
105. CORS-safelisted response header
106. Crawler
107. Credential
108. CRLF
109. Cross Axis
110. Cross-site request forgery (CSRF)
111. Cross-site scripting (XSS)
112. CRUD
113. Cryptanalysis
114. Cryptography
115. CSP
116. CSS
117. CSS Object Model (CSSOM)
118. CSS pixel
119. CSS preprocessor
120. Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS)
121. Data structure
122. Database
123. Debounce
124. Decryption
125. Deep copy
126. Delta
127. Denial of Service (DoS)
128. Deno
129. Descriptor (CSS)
130. Deserialization
131. Developer Tools
132. Device pixel
133. Digital certificate
134. Digital signature
135. Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)
136. DMZ
137. DNS
138. Doctype
139. Document directive
140. Document environment
141. DOM (Document Object Model)
142. Domain
143. Domain name
144. Domain sharding
145. Dominator
146. DSL
  1. DSL (Digital Subscriber Line)
  2. DSL (Domain-Specific Language)
147. DTLS (Datagram Transport Layer Security)
148. DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency signaling)
149. Dynamic typing
150. ECMA
151. ECMAScript
152. Effective connection type
153. Element
154. Encapsulation
155. Encryption
156. Endianness
157. Engine
  1. JavaScript engine
  2. Rendering engine
158. Entity
159. Entity header
160. Enumerated
161. Escape character
162. eTLD
163. Event
164. Exception
165. EXIF
166. Expando
167. Fallback alignment
168. Falsy
169. Favicon
170. Federated identity
171. Fetch directive
172. Fetch metadata request header
173. Fingerprinting
174. Firefox OS
175. Firewall
176. First Contentful Paint (FCP)
177. First CPU idle
178. First Input Delay (FID) Deprecated
179. First Meaningful Paint (FMP)
180. First Paint (FP)
181. First-class Function
182. Flex
183. Flex Container
184. Flex Item
185. Flexbox
186. Flow relative values
187. Forbidden request header
188. Forbidden response header name
189. Fork
190. Fragmentainer
191. Frame rate (FPS)
192. FTP
193. FTU
194. Function
195. Fuzz testing
196. Gamut
197. Garbage collection
198. Gecko
199. General header
200. GIF
201. Git
202. Global object
203. Global scope
204. Global variable
205. Glyph
206. Google Chrome
207. GPL
208. GPU
209. Graceful degradation
210. Grid
211. Grid Areas
212. Grid Axis
213. Grid Cell
214. Grid Column
215. Grid container
216. Grid Lines
217. Grid Row
218. Grid Tracks
219. Guaranteed-invalid value
220. Gutters
221. gzip compression
222. Hash function
223. Hash routing
224. Head
225. Head-of-line blocking
226. High-level programming language
227. HMAC
228. Hoisting
229. Host
230. Hotlink
231. Houdini
232. HPKP
233. HSTS
234. HTML
235. HTML color codes
236. HTML5
237. HTTP
238. HTTP Content
239. HTTP header
240. HTTP/2
241. HTTP/3
242. HTTPS
243. HTTPS RR
244. Hyperlink
245. Hypertext
246. IANA
247. ICANN
248. ICE
249. IDE
250. Idempotent
251. Identifier
252. Identity provider (IdP)
253. IDL
254. IETF
255. IIFE
256. IMAP
257. Immutable
258. IndexedDB
259. Information architecture
260. Inheritance
261. Ink overflow
262. Inline-level content
263. Input method editor
264. Inset properties
265. Instance
266. Interaction to Next Paint (INP)
267. Internationalization (i18n)
268. Internet
269. Interpolation
270. Intrinsic size
271. Invariant
272. IP Address
273. IPv4
274. IPv6
275. IRC
276. ISO
277. ISP
278. ITU
279. Jank
280. Java
281. JavaScript
282. Jitter
283. JPEG
284. JSON
285. JSON type representation
286. Just-In-Time Compilation (JIT)
287. Kebab case
288. Key
289. Keyword
290. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP)
291. Latency
292. Layout mode
293. Layout viewport
294. Lazy load
295. Leading
296. LGPL
297. Ligature
298. Literal
299. Local scope
300. Local variable
301. Locale
302. Localization
303. Logical properties
304. Long task
305. Loop
306. Lossless compression
307. Lossy compression
308. LTR (Left To Right)
309. Main Axis
310. Main thread
311. Markup
312. MathML
313. Media
  1. Media (Audio-visual presentation)
  2. Media (CSS)
314. Media query
315. Metadata
316. Method
317. Microsoft Edge
318. Microsoft Internet Explorer
319. Middleware
320. MIME
321. MIME type
322. Minification
323. MitM
324. Mixin
325. Mobile First
326. Modem
327. Modularity
328. Mozilla Firefox
329. Mutable
330. MVC
331. Namespace
332. NaN
333. NAT
334. Native
335. Navigation directive
336. Netscape Navigator
337. Network throttling
338. NNTP
339. Node
  1. Node (DOM)
  2. Node (networking)
340. Node.js
341. Non-normative
342. Normative
343. Null
344. Nullish value
345. Number
346. Object
347. Object reference
348. OOP
349. OpenGL
350. OpenSSL
351. Opera Browser
352. Operand
353. Operator
354. Origin
355. OTA
356. OWASP
357. P2P
358. PAC
359. Packet
360. Page load time
361. Page prediction
362. Parameter
363. Parent object
364. Parse
365. Parser
366. Payload body
367. Payload header
368. PDF
369. Perceived performance
370. Percent-encoding
371. PHP
372. Physical properties
373. Pixel
374. Placeholder names
375. Plaintext
376. Plugin
377. PNG
378. Polyfill
379. Polymorphism
380. POP3
381. Port
382. Prefetch
383. Preflight request
384. Prerender
385. Presto
386. Primitive
387. Privileged
388. Privileged code
389. Progressive Enhancement
390. Progressive web apps
391. Promise
392. Property
  1. Property (CSS)
  2. Property (JavaScript)
393. Protocol
394. Prototype
395. Prototype-based programming
396. Proxy server
397. Pseudo-class
398. Pseudo-element
399. Pseudocode
400. Public-key cryptography
401. Python
402. Quality values
403. Quaternion
404. QUIC
405. RAIL
406. Random Number Generator
407. Raster image
408. Rate limit
409. RDF
410. Reading order
411. Real User Monitoring (RUM)
412. Recursion
413. Reflow
414. Regular expression
415. Relying party
416. Render-blocking
417. Repaint
418. Replaced elements
419. Replay attack
420. Repo
421. Reporting directive
422. Representation header
423. Request header
424. Resource Timing
425. Response header
426. Responsive web design
427. REST
428. RGB
429. RIL
430. Robots.txt
431. Round Trip Time (RTT)
432. Router
433. RSS
434. Rsync
435. RTCP (RTP Control Protocol)
436. RTF
437. RTL (Right to Left)
438. RTP (Real-time Transport Protocol) and SRTP (Secure RTP)
439. RTSP: Real-time streaming protocol
440. Ruby
441. Safe
  1. Safe (HTTP Methods)
442. Salt
443. Same-origin policy
444. SCM
445. Scope
446. Screen reader
447. Script-supporting element
448. Scroll boundary
449. Scroll chaining
450. Scroll container
451. Scroll snap
452. SCTP
453. SDK (Software Development Kit)
454. SDP
455. Search engine
456. Secure Context
457. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
458. Selector (CSS)
459. Semantics
460. SEO
461. Serializable object
462. Serialization
463. Server
464. Server Timing
465. Server-side rendering (SSR)
466. Session Hijacking
467. SGML
468. Shadow tree
469. Shallow copy
470. Shim
471. Signature
  1. Signature (functions)
  2. Signature (security)
472. SIMD
473. SISD
474. Site
475. Site map
476. SLD
477. Sloppy mode
478. Slug
479. Smoke Test
480. SMPTE (Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers)
481. SMTP
482. Snake case
483. Snap positions
484. SOAP
485. Source map
486. SPA (Single-page application)
487. Specification
488. Speculative parsing
489. Speed index
490. SQL
491. SQL Injection
492. SRI
493. Stacking context
494. State machine
495. Statement
496. Static method
497. Static site generator (SSG)
498. Static typing
499. Sticky activation
500. Strict mode
501. String
502. Stringifier
503. STUN
504. Style origin
505. Stylesheet
506. Submit button
507. SVG
508. SVN
509. Symbol
510. Symmetric-key cryptography
511. Synchronous
512. Syntax
513. Syntax error
514. Synthetic monitoring
515. Table grid box
516. Table Wrapper Box
517. Tag
518. TCP
519. TCP handshake
520. TCP slow start
521. Telnet
522. Texel
523. The Khronos Group
524. Thread
525. Three js
526. Throttle
527. Time to first byte
528. Time to interactive
529. TLD
530. TOFU
531. Top layer
532. Transient activation
533. Transport Layer Security (TLS)
534. Tree shaking
535. Trident
536. Truthy
537. TTL
538. TURN
539. Type
540. Type coercion
541. Type conversion
542. TypeScript
543. UAAG
544. UDP (User Datagram Protocol)
545. UI
546. Undefined
547. Unicode
548. Unix time
549. URI
550. URL
551. URN
552. Usenet
553. User agent
554. UTF-8
555. UTF-16
556. UUID
557. UX
558. Validator
559. Value
560. Variable
561. Vendor Prefix
562. Viewport
563. Visual Viewport
564. Void element
565. VoIP
566. W3C
567. WAI
568. WCAG
569. Web performance
570. Web server
571. Web standards
572. WebAssembly
573. WebDAV
574. WebExtensions
575. WebGL
576. WebIDL
577. WebKit
578. WebM
579. WebP
580. WebRTC
581. WebSockets
582. WebVTT
583. WHATWG
584. Whitespace
585. WindowProxy
586. World Wide Web
587. Wrapper
588. XForms Deprecated
589. XHTML
590. XInclude
591. XLink
592. XML
593. XMLHttpRequest (XHR)
594. XPath
595. XQuery
596. XSLT
597. Zstandard compression

Jank

Jank refers to sluggishness in a user interface, usually caused by executing long tasks on the main thread, blocking rendering, or expending too much processor power on background processes.

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