Course Overview
Website Development
Everything you do to create a website and get it up and operating successfully is included in website development. Typically, this technique entails: Planning. The team meets with the client to determine what they want from the website before beginning any technical work. They talk about the website’s objectives and target audience. Mapping. The next step is to develop a sitemap that lists every page of the website. A navigation bar to a resources page, for instance, might be set up on your home page. You could have the choice to leave this resources page and go to a different page for each individual resource. The relationships between each of these pages are described in the site map.
Design. Before the building gets done, the team discusses what the site should look like. A web designer or graphic designer usually leads this process and focuses on the site’s aesthetics. Coding. This is when the website is built. The web developer takes the client’s vision, site map, and design elements into account to code the website. Review. Before launching a website, the team must review and test it to ensure it’s functional. Launch. This is when the website comes to fruition. The website is uploaded to a server and becomes visible to anyone on the internet.