sitelet

noun

sitelet

noun

Etymology From site + -let.

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:
  • 2002, Art Directors Club (New York), Art directors annual The intros and the sitelet make up a turn-of-the-new-century period piece that shows how very invisible high tech has become […]
2 more examples
  • 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
minisite

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