Domains

Domain names serve as user-friendly and memorable addresses for websites and online resources. Comprising a unique combination of characters, domain names provide an easy way for users to access websites without having to remember numerical IP addresses. They consist of a top-level domain (TLD), which indicates the domain's purpose or origin, and a second-level domain, which is the distinct name chosen by the owner. Domain names play a crucial role in establishing an online identity, making it easier for users to locate and engage with websites.

By acting as a bridge between human-readable addresses and computer-friendly IP addresses, domain names enable seamless communication and interaction across the internet.