Keyword stuffing is a search engine optimisation technique where particular keywords are inserted many times into a piece of web content to achieve better search engine results.
In the tech world, the term bulletproof refers to a well-designed algorithm or piece of tech which can operated in varied scenarios and is resistant to failure.
Kerning refers to the adjustment of spacing between individual characters in typography to achieve visually pleasing and readable text. Unlike tracking, which alters spacing uniformly across a range...
Voting behavior reflect the ways in which people tend to vote in public elections and why they vote in that particular way. It also reflects the voter’s choices,...
Key lime pie is a dessert that is traditionally made with lime juice, egg yolks, and sweetened condensed milk, all of which are combined and baked in a...
The term Bag on the Side is used to describe when someone takes an existing application or software and expands it or adds extensions to it in order...
Blue bomb is a term used in financial market slang to describe a sudden, sharp, and often unexpected decline in the price of high-quality, blue-chip shares or blue-chip...
The term hairball, when used by IT professionals, refers to a large piece of poorly-written code which is jumbled, unnecessary or confusing. Such codes could be of no...
Greeking refers to the typographic practice of using placeholder text or abstract visual representations to simulate written content during the early stages of design, layout, or typesetting. The...
Local area network or LAN is a group of interconnected personal computers that share their data and devices within a particular geographical area such as a school, university,...
A ladyphone is a term used to refer smartphones that are designed and marketed for women. Though there are no set standards, it is based on colour, design...
