Seeing Through a Search Engine’s Eye

What a search engine sees when it loads one of the web pages isn’t the same as what the browser sees. To understand why, the webmasters need to understand how a web page is created. Here is a brief introduction of the entire process.
1. A user types a URL into the browser or clicks a link, causing the browser to send a message to the Web server asking for a particular page.
2. The Web server grabs the page and quickly reads it to see whether it needs to do anything to the page before sending it.
3. The Web server compiles the page, if necessary.
4. The server sends the pages to the browser after it has completed any instructions.
5. When the browser receives the page, it reads through the page looking for instruction and then, further compiles the page if necessary.
6. When the browser is finished, it displays the page for the user to read.

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