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Developing Your Web Site

Developing a Web Site

Step 1: How do you get started with the page?

You must first register the domain name and set up your server. After this, you should take some time to simply surf the web. Registering the domain name is not necessary if ywe host your page{s} for you
Check out other sites on the web that you like, analyze them, and begin your design with these sites in mind.

Step 2: How will your site be used?

Determine how your site will be used by others.
Determine why you need a site.
Write an objective statement (1 or 2 sentences) for the site.
Determine who your audiences are and how you can make your site interesting and easily accessible to them.
Determine the users’ level of technical experience.
Make your site available to users of other browsers and platforms.

Step 3: Develop a plan

Sketch a detailed project plan.
Be specific about what to include in the site.
Collect your resources for the site.
Create a flow chart showing how the pages will be linked together.
Give the users directions on how to best use the site.
Create a schedule and stick with it.

Step 4: Design the page

Put the content together in an organized manner.
Create a master design scheme for the site and the content.
Keep pages interactivity clear.
Decide on color schemes and overall design structure.
Include your e-mail address to obtain feedback from users of the site.
Remember not to violate copyright and licensure laws.

Step 5: Test and promote the site

Check for errors and bad links.
Get other people to look at the site and give you their opinions.
Test the site using other platforms and browsers.
Check pages with HTML validator checkers.
Embed words in the description.
Register the site with popular search engines.
Submit the site to What’s New and Net Happenings.
Tell other groups about your site such as online newsgroups, chat rooms, and other relevant publications and media.
Include the URL of the site on business cards, letterhead, and other outgoing papers.
Keep the site current and analyze the site with monitoring software.
Keep a backup of the entire web site project.

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