Data Tracking

HTML, the fundamental markup language of the web, allows you to structure and present content on web pages using simple, semantic tags, which is essential for any beginner developer.

JavaScript transforms websites into dynamic interactive experiences, enabling developers to create rich and responsive user interfaces in modern browsers.

A URL is a unique identifier used to locate and access a specific resource on the Internet, consisting of a protocol, a domain name, and a path.

An SDK (Software Development Kit) is a comprehensive set of software tools that enables developers to create, test, and deploy applications on different technology platforms.

In Google Analytics, a hit represents each unique interaction sent to the servers, capturing user actions such as page views, events, and transactions.

The data layer is the technical infrastructure that collects and transmits data between a website and marketing analytics tools, simplifying the tracking of user interactions.

An API enables software to interact and exchange data by defining a standardized set of methods and communication protocols between different applications.

The Document Object Model (DOM) represents the standard programming interface that transforms HTML and XML documents into a hierarchical structure that can be manipulated by web scripts.