home page

n. the main or first page of a website, which usually contains links to other parts of the site.

n. the primary index page of a website, typically serving as the entry point and navigational hub for the domain.

“If you get lost on the site, just click the logo to return to the home page.”

“The company redesigned its home page to ensure that the most critical call-to-action buttons were visible without scrolling.”

n. the specific web page that opens automatically every time you start your internet browser.

n. the default URL or local file that a web browser is configured to load immediately upon startup.

“I set my home page to a news site so I can see the headlines first thing in the morning.”

“Users often find it intrusive when third-party software installations attempt to modify their browser's default home page without explicit consent.”

n. a person's own private website where they share information about themselves.

n. an individual's personal presence on the World Wide Web, often used to host a curriculum vitae, blog, or portfolio.

“He put a link to his personal home page in his email signature.”

“Before the rise of social media platforms, many academics maintained a basic home page to list their publications and contact details.”