Drilling down involves navigating through a series of menus or steps to access more detailed information within a system.
A network of satellites allowing users with portable GPS devices to determine precise locations on the surface of the Earth.
Interstate commerce encompasses business activities among inhabitants of different states, including the transportation of persons and property, navigation of public waters, and the purchase, sale, and exchange of commodities.
A landmark is a recognizable natural or artificial feature used for navigation, historical significance, or cultural heritage. Landmarks may serve functional purposes or purely aesthetic and symbolic roles.
Navigation involves finding one's way through a complex system of menus, files, or the World Wide Web. It encompasses methods and processes that allow users to find information or achieve tasks efficiently.
The action of moving through a computer file or webpage to bring different information into view, as if the screen is a scroll being unrolled at one end and rolled up at the other.
A scroll bar is a user interface element that allows users to navigate through the contents of a computer screen window. It can be found on the side (vertical scroll bar) or the bottom (horizontal scroll bar) of most windows.
Intuitive intelligence or reasoning power not gained by formal education. Street smarts refer to the practical knowledge and capability to handle challenges and navigate complex situations often derived from real-life experiences and interactions.
A Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is an addressing scheme used by web browsers to locate resources on the Internet, effectively serving as the web address for web pages, images, videos, and other resources.
