HTML
HyperText Markup
Language is exactly what it claims to be a "mark-up
language." HTML is what tells the Web browser how to display the
Web pages it receives. A standard group of tags (a piece of code that
provides formatting instructions) tell the browser how to handle items
such as text and graphics. HTML is the basic building block that makes
a Web site work.
Because it is the basic building block of a Web page, it’s important
that HTML be optimally written so that it not only transmits quickly
over the Web, but displays universally across all Web browsers. Pixel
Graphics understands this and designs every page so that it is universally
compliant.
Dynamic HTML
As you may have surmised by now, HTML is a static mark-up language.
Meaning that when you code content with HTML, it remains the same until
the time you manually change it. With Dynamic HTML, you can add interactivity
to your Web site using less bandwidth. Wisely used, these handy features
can do many of the things you might have thought possible only with
more sophisticated add-on programs (like bulkier Java Applets or ActiveX
components--these are add-on programs that work with HTML to add functionality
to your Web pages).