What do we call a group of web pages that are linked together?

A website is fundamentally a collection of interconnected web pages and related multimedia content, all typically identified by a common domain name and hosted on one or more web servers. These pages are linked together using hyperlinks, allowing users to navigate and explore the content.

• A Server is the computer that hosts the website, not the website itself.
• A Browser is the software application used to view websites (e.g., Chrome, Firefox).
• A URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is the specific address of a single web page or resource, not a group of pages.

Therefore, "Website" is the correct term for a group of linked web pages.