website

The word “website” means a set of connected pages on the internet, usually hosted under one domain and reachable from a common home page. In plain terms, the online home for a business, person, or organization made up of linked pages.

“Website” is pronounced WEHB-syt (/ˈwɛb(ˌ)saɪt/ in IPA).

Here is “website” used in a sentence: “The company relaunched its website with a cleaner design and faster load times.”

“Website” is a noun.

“Website” is a very common word in modern English, usually learned at around the A2 level.

A web page is a single document you view in a browser, like one printed page. A website is the whole collection of related pages kept together under one domain and linked from a common home page. So a web page is one part, and the website is the complete set.

A website mainly presents information for you to read, such as articles, contact details or product listings. A web app is interactive software you actually use in the browser, like online banking, email or a photo editor. The line can blur, but websites inform while web apps let you do things.

Modern usage settles firmly on one word: website. The two-word spelling 'web site' was common in the early days of the internet and still appears in older style guides, but today almost every dictionary and publication treats website as a single, lower-case word. The same now goes for webpage.