Beginner
Web Design
How to Build a Personal or
Business Website
Creating your first Internet
pages can be scary but this quick guide to beginner
web design should help get you started. You have
access to a free web page, as well as a fertile
brain brimming with ideas about what to do with
it? You have claimed a domain name and paid
your hosting fees for the next twelve
months. Your next challenge is to
create
and design a website
that will do justice to your dreams. A good
understanding of the foundations of beginner web
design will be very beneficial to you as you go
through the process of building your
site.
Designing a website involves
equal attention to both the front and back end of
the site. The front end is what visitors will
experience when they click onto your domain, and it
contains the HTML and JAVASCRIPT codes that are
interpreted by browsers. It is important to
do all you can to assure that the front end of your
page is compatible with the several most
popular browsers being used today. You
certainly would not want incompatibility to be the
reason your potential visitors clicked
elsewhere.
By contrast, the back end is
the "guts" of the site, containing the coding that
enables the successful completion of tasks such as
forwarding e-mail, updating the database, or
inputting forms. Although it may not always
seem obvious to those involved in beginners
web design, both
visual appeal and accurate coding are vital
components, and must be given equal attention as
you create your website. An overemphasis on
one to the detriment of the other will ultimately
lead to frustration with a page that either looks
great but does not accomplish what it says it will,
or which has all the nuts in bolts in place but is
too ambiguous for the end user.
As you move forward in your
plans, keep in mind that the most well-designed
sites are visually appealing without being
overcrowded or "busy," and are easy for the end
user to navigate. Making it a priority
to write the most accurate code possible will
help to ensure that your page loads quickly and
that it is accessible to all users, including
people with disabilities who may be using
alternative means such as speech or magnified text
to access the information on the screen.
All in all, a combination of
concrete knowledge including nuts and bolts of what
it takes to create a web page, combined with a keen
sense of what will work best for your visitors,
will assure that your site accomplishes its purpose
- even in beginner
web design courses.
Just as important, concentration on these details
will provide your visitors with a place they will
want to visit again and again.
If you can do what it takes
to keep them coming back, your hard work and
studying this beginner web design course will have
been an unqualified success.
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