A ledger whose data blocks are linked cryptographically. In distributed networks, participants agree on its state through consensus rules. Resistance to changing history depends on the network's design and security; immutability is not absolute.
A PHP and Symfony-based content management system. It supports custom content types; requirements and support must be assessed for the specific version.
A toolkit for web interfaces, including layout grids, styles and reusable components. Bootstrap also includes JavaScript components. It accelerates development, while accessibility and performance still depend on implementation.
A graphic identifying a brand, such as a symbol without its full name. Trademark protection is not automatic for every design; registration and law matter.
A guide to a brand's rules, usually covering logos, colours, typography and applications, sometimes tone of voice. Scope varies by project. A brandbook can be broader than a logo usage manual.
Developing a brand's identity and how people perceive it. It includes positioning, promises, communication and customer experience. A logo is one branding tool, not the whole process.
Navigation showing a page's place in a site's hierarchy, such as Home / Glossary / API. It helps users reach parent sections. It need not reproduce their actual browsing history.
A description of a project's goals, audience, scope, constraints, budget and evaluation criteria. It aligns expectations before work begins. Briefs are not limited to websites and do not replace contracts.
Attempts to discover a secret by trying many possibilities. Rate limiting, an additional authentication factor and monitoring help reduce their effectiveness.
A representative buyer profile based on research into needs, behaviour and purchasing context. Personas should guide decisions rather than reinforce untested stereotypes.