Domain Name

noun · web

1.

A unique, human-readable address (e.g., asynccode.fr) that identifies a website on the Internet, replacing the server's numeric IP address with a memorable name through the DNS (Domain Name System).

2.

A strategic digital asset composed of a name (brand identity) and an extension (.fr, .com, .io) that serves as the first point of contact between your business and your customers on the web — directly impacting SEO and credibility.

3.

A registration managed by ICANN-accredited registrars, leased for a renewable period, that links your online identity to the technical hosting infrastructure of your website or application.

See also
DNSHostingWHOISExtension