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sitelet

sitelet noun: a small website.

Noun

sitelet (plural sitelets)

  1. (Internet) A small website.
    • Commerce Server 2002 does come with an auction sitelet, which is a less-than fully functional e-commerce site designed to demonstrate the use of Commerce Server's Auction object.2002, Don Jones, Mark D Scott, Using Microsoft Commerce Server 2002
    • The intros and the sitelet make up a turn-of-the-new-century period piece that shows how very invisible high tech has become […]2002, Art Directors Club (New York), Art directors annual
    Synonyms:
    minisite

Examples of sitelet in a sentence

  • The Sierra Club provides a sitelet called "Take Action" for information on such issues as global warming, energy, population, and responsible trade.2003, Jenny Lynn Friedman, The busy family's guide to volunteering:
  • The Toyota Yaris sitelet incorporates animated features that encourage visitors to click through to learn more about the vehicle.2008, Kim Baer, Jill Vacarra, Information Design Workbook:

Synonyms of sitelet

Forms of sitelet

pluralsitelets

Origin of sitelet

From site + -let.

Questions about sitelet

What does sitelet mean?
Sitelet means a small website.
How do you use sitelet in a sentence?
The Sierra Club provides a sitelet called "Take Action" for information on such issues as global warming, energy, population, and responsible trade.
What part of speech is sitelet?
Sitelet is a noun.
What is the plural of sitelet?
The plural of sitelet is sitelets.

Words near sitelet in the dictionary

  1. Sitek
  2. Siteks
  3. sitelen pona
  4. siteless
  5. sitelessness
  6. sitelet
  7. sitelets
  8. sitemap
  9. sitemaps
  10. siteop
  11. siteops

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