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Difference: Website and Homepage

Question by Shop Me | 2012-12-04 at 23:46

Is there a difference between the terms "homepage" and "website"?

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Officially, there is actually a difference between "homepage" and "website":

  • "Website" means the entire Internet presence including all available pages.
  • "Homepage" is the main page/starting page of the Internet presence (of the website), which usually includes links to various pages or areas of the website.

However, these two terms are often used synonymous for a complete Internet presence, even if that is officially not correct.
2012-12-05 at 15:24

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