How does website works?

When you type a website address into your browser, like "www.google.com", your computer sends a request to the server where the website is stored. This request asks the server to send the website's files to your computer so that you can view the website.

The server then sends all the files that make up the website, such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, to your computer. These files contain all the information needed to display the website, including the layout, colors, images, and text.

Once your computer receives all the files, your browser uses them to create a visual representation of the website, which you can see on your screen. The browser reads the HTML files to understand the structure of the website, the CSS files to style it, and the JavaScript files to add any interactive elements.

And that's how a website works! It's just a bunch of files stored on a server, that are sent to your computer when you request them, and then displayed by your browser.