Domain names

Domain names are user-friendly and memorable addresses used to access websites and online resources on the internet. They serve as a human-readable substitute for complex IP addresses, making it easier for users to navigate the web. A typical domain name consists of a second-level domain (SLD) and a top-level domain (TLD), such as “.com” or “.org.” Businesses often choose domain names that reflect their brand identity, while individuals use them to create unique online presences. DNS resolution translates domain names into IP addresses, allowing web browsers to locate and connect to the desired websites. Domain names are registered through accredited domain registrars and are essential tools for accessing and establishing an online presence in the digital world.