It takes a number of file types when building a webpage. Web file formats define the standards for development of webpages and are related to platform in which these are built. A complete website can be built consisting of static as well as dynamic webpages. Most modern websites are built on server side technology such as Active Server Pages (ASP) that are loaded and run on the web server. These also include cascading styling sheets (CSS) and scripting files used for the styling the overall look and feel of UI.

Common web file extensions and their associate file formats include HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), ASP (Active Server Pages), and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets).

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List of Web File Extensions and Associated File Formats

Following is a list of popular Web file formats along with their file extensions.