Website Design

The creation and design of a website is a process that involves a few simple steps initially, but can on a site resulted implement ways and skills very important. A website, it may be a simple page in HTML format, or thousands of pages offering entertainment, services programmed in Java, PHP or other language server, assuming forms of treatment in JavaScript, or AJAX. It can be based on technology databases, eg MySQL.

History

Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World Wide Web, has launched the first website in August 1991, making him the first site designer (Web designer). The site used for the first time a hypertext link and a link to an e-mail.
Initially, the websites were written in HTML basic language giving websites a basic structure (securities and paragraphs), and the possibility of using hypertext links. It was a novelty and it was fundamentally different forms of prior communications, users can easily open other pages.

Stages of Creation

Depending on the type of site, context and means available to implement some of these steps are optional or useless.

Reflecting on the purpose of the site, its profitability, the financial means to undertake ...

Reflection on the content: definition of a tree.

Reflection on the desired autonomy and type of human resources for the update.

Choice possible a web agency (in this case some of the following steps are then managed by the agency).

Filing a domain name.

Choosing a host.

Establishing a structure of HTML or XHTML.

Selecting and installing a Content Management System (SPIP, wiki ...) or choosing a publisher's website type WYSIWYG (examples: NVU, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Microsoft FrontPage) or text (example: Bluefish, Emacs , ...).

Creating pages via the Content Management System or the publisher. The pages can be created or individually based on a system of templates.

Integrating the graphic via Cascading Style Sheets.
Optimization: Site preparation for search engines.

The listing is the final stage.
 

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