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GROUP 1

WEBSITES

ROLL NO 01
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WEB HISTORY

WEB 1.0 (1995-2000)


WEB 2.0 (2000-2007)
WEB 3.0 (2007-2015)
WEB 4.0 (2015 & onward)
WHAT IS INTERNET?

Internet-Based Services
Email
Telnet
FTP
UseNet news
World Wide Web (WWW)
1. WHAT IS WWW?

2. WHAT IS HTTP?
3. WHAT IS URL?

4. WHAT IS WEB-PAGE?
Website
“A website is a collection of related web
pages, including multimedia content, typically
identified with a common domain name, and
published on at least one web server.”
Examples:
 Wikipedia.org
 Google.com
 Amazon.com
Web Server
“Web Server is a program that uses HTTP to
serve files that create web pages to users in
response to their requests, which is sent by their
computers HTTP connection”
Example:
 http://www.fastwebhost.in/blog
Web Browser
“A web browser is software that allows people
to view websites on the world wide web.”
Examples:
 Internet Explorer
 Mozilla Firefox
 Google Chrome
 Opera
SMTP Server
“STMP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. It is an
international standard for electronic mail transmission.
This server takes care of delivering emails address, it is
delivered to its recipient by a SMTP Server.”
Examples:
 The host name of the outgoing STMP server, such as
smtp.example.com Port.
 The port numbers used by the outgoing mail server.
Common port numbers for outgoing mail are 25, 465,
and 587.
Internet service Provider
“ISP(internet service provide) is an organization that
provides services for accessing, using, or participating
in the internet.”
 Internet service providers may be organized in
various forms, such as commercial, community-
owned, non-profit, or otherwise privately owned.
 Internet services usually provided by ISPs include
internet access, internet transit, domain name
registration, web hosting, usenet service, and
colocation.
HTML
“HTML stands for Hypertext Markup Language.”
“HTML is the language used to create webpages. ‘Hypertext’ refers
to the hyperlinks that an HTML page may contain. ‘Markup’
language refers to the way tags are used to define the page layout
and elements within the page”
Example:
Followings are used to define a basic web page with a title and a
single paragraph of text.
 <!doctype html>
 <head> <head>
 </body>
 </html>
Hyperlink
“It is a text or an image within a file on your
computer that you can click on that gives access
to another document or image.”
Example:
Words on a website that are underlined and
highlighted in blue and that you can click on in
order to open a new page are an example of
hyperlink.
http://www.fastwebhost.in/blog
DNS
DNS(Domain Name system)
“The internet’s system for converting alphabetic
names into numeric IP address.”
For Example
When a Web address(URL) is typed into a
browser, DNs servers return the IP address of the
Web Server associated with that name.
 The domain name www.example.com might
translate to 198.105.232.4
Website Design
Web design is the process of creating a website. There are many
steps you need to follow in order to make a good website.

• Goals:
Before designing a website it is very important to set goals.
For example, a retail site will have very different goal than a non-
profit site.
 Example:
•Sales
• Marketing
• Distribute information
• Generate leads
• Design Message:
The design message is the impression the company or
organization want to portray to the reader. It is also called
brand or theme. Use large text, different fonts, colors to
make the message stand out.

• Recognizing your audience:


Knowing your audience will help you to make better
decisions when it comes to deciding which browsers to support
and which new technologies to endorse.
• Examining website’s purpose:
Figuring out how the site will be used is another
important step in a website design. This option is helpful if you
want to use the latest technology in your website but want to
make it available for everyone.

• Testing your website:


Testing your site on many different browsers and browser
version. Testing phase is to make sure that the information is
being presented clearly and there is no problem.
• Contents:
Contents are very important parts of a website. It is
important to be specific with words when designing a website.
The contents must be audience appropriate.

• Creating home page:


Creating home page is very important step in website
design.
• keep media small so it can be loaded quickly
• Write HTML in sections
•It should be given consistent look
Website
 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS:
 USABILITY:
usability is defined as the ease of using the
website.
Usability means communication:
websites are a form of visual communication,
Serving multiple purposes. websites can be infor-
mative, persuasive, long term , advertising or
entertaining. usability is based on goals of the
Website.
Developing usability
Some points to keep in mind when beginning
your site are:
• Find out what people expect from your
site.Customers may want something different
than what you were preparing to build.
• Wording that you use will be important In
how effective your site will be.
• Use descriptive headings, bold words and
bullet lists for easy writing.
• Incorporate links and resources for more
• Add pictures , charts, and graphs to
enhance communication.
• Avoid adding unnecessary information ,
pictures, sounds, or colors that are more
distracting than helpful.
• Testing the website with audience to
determine usefulness. Testing is key to
building a website. you must be willing to
listen to the input of others.
APPEARANCE
• Appearance should be pleasing.
• Pictures and colors are important and
interesting but , far less important than
the content.
• The user must not get confused upon
entrance to a site. They should know
where they need to click and not be
distracted by images.
• Images should be minimal and only help
PUSH the content importance, not
overwhelm the page.
VISIBILITY
Visibility could be considered the most important
aspect of website design. People must first find
the website before they can view it.Following are
The tips to increase visibility.
• Add text to pictures.
• Check the html code for errors.
• Use relevant title tags.
• Use navigation that all internet users are
able to view
• Get rid of duplicate content.
• Don’t use hidden text.
LAYOUT
• The layout of a website should be as simple
as simple as possible.
• Extra fluff will only distract the user and
cause confusion.
• You want your site to be visually pleasing,
but first and foremost , understandable.
• The user is at your site for a reason, if the
layout is not successful, the user will most
likely leave the page and look for their
information anywhere else.

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