a A is for ajax. A fancy way to insert new content.

b B is for browser. Software for viewing websites.

c C is for content. The stuff you read on a web page.

d D is for download. Copying a file to your computer.

e E is for em. Used for italics, dashes and units.

f F is for favorites. They're called bookmarks on a Mac.

g G is for grid. An invisible layout for content.

h H is for heading. It comes in six convenient sizes.

i I is for inline. In the normal flow of content.

j J is for jpeg. An image format.

k K is for kerning. The spacing between letters.

l L is for link. Images or text linked to other info.

m M is for mosaic. The name of the very first browser.

n N is for node. A crossroads on a network.

o O is for open source. The opposite of Microsoft.

p P is for protocol. Geek term for channel.

q Q is for query. Fancy term for a Google search.

r R is for rgb. Red, green, blue.

s S is for sans serif. A typeface without little feet.

t T is for typeface. A collection of fonts. i.e. Helvetica

u U is for URL. A website address.

v V is for video. Just think YouTube.

w W is for web app. Software in the form of a website.

x X is for xml. A fancy coding language for developers.

y Y is for yes. Yes, I like this website.

z Z is for z-index. A way to layer content vertically.