homepage
- noun
- /ˈhoʊmˌpeɪdʒ/
- Texting
- Finally, participants located specific information from the starting point of the department's homepage.
- library homepage
- homepage design
- website homepage
And so even the Watch Next as well as the homepage of course is quite personalized.
- And so even the Watch Next as well as the homepage of course is quite personalized.
- But yeah, they want your homepage to be somewhat friendly.
- Are you doing really cool conceptual splashy images to put on the homepage of your website?
- You want those really cool images for your website homepage.
- That's how your homepage gets created, that's how your watch next page gets created.
- But I have to say, I wish I had a lot more space for widgets on that homepage.
- So if you go on their website, on their homepage and you Scroll down about halfway, they have a graphic novel called the API First World.
- Like everything from your Netflix homepage to your TikTok feeds to your e-mail inbox to whose Instagram stories do you see first.
Examples
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Figure 2 shows the homepage design trends graphically.
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We need to get it up on the homepage.
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And on the homepage of it, look at that guy they got right there.
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But yeah, they want your homepage to be somewhat friendly.
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The problem was that, unlike many library websites, the business hours were not found on the homepage at all.
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When I went on their website, I was shocked to see that none of these information was featured on their homepage.
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The video was hosted on YouTube and embedded in the homepage of the LLC website.
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Our findings show common trends for homepage design, navigation, and information architecture.
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The recreational reading homepage also provides links to the websites of local public libraries and their book recommender services.
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To find the latest information, visit the homepage of the website.
Synonyms
The main page of a website that appears when you open the site or your browser
The first screen you see on a phone or app that shows apps and shortcuts
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Morphology
Etymology
The word homepage combines home ('a starting place or where you return') and page ('a sheet or a web screen'), so a homepage is like the 'front door' of a website and the main page you see first.