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WEB DEVELOPMENT Arnel I. Robles arnelirobles.blogspot.com

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Page 1: Introduction

WEB DEVELOPMENT Arnel I. Robles

arnelirobles.blogspot.com

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The “Right Choice”

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The Simpler The Better

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The Simpler The Better

Less complex sites are easier to optimise and

generally perform better.

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Types of Websites

STATIC WEBSITES

A static website is the simplest form of website.

Site’s content is delivered without the use of server side

processing.

Static websites are used principally for brochure sites.

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Types of Websites

DYNAMIC WEBSITES

Dynamic websites rely on server side scripting to

provide advanced interactivity;

Usually use a database to deliver the content for

individual pages

Appropriate for developing large websites with content

which is formulaic.

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Types of Websites

Content Managed Websites

Refinement of the database driven dynamic site.

CMS provides a password protected interface through which users can add, edit and remove content from the site.

CMS is particularly useful in the case of large sites which have numerous contributors.

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Types of Website

E-Commerce Websites

dynamic website which has the functionality to process

financial transactions

built to mimic a bricks and mortar store and use the

model of stock pages, shopping basket system and

checkout, using a

secure online payment system.

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Types of Websites

Flash Websites

Flash is proprietary software developed by Macromedia.

Flash websites can be visually stunning and provide otherwise

unachievable levels of user interactivity.

However, it is almost impossible to carry out any

meaningful form of SEO on a Flash site and so it should, generally, be avoided.

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About WCMS

Software system that provides:

1. website authoring

2. Collaboration

3. Administration tools

Designed to allow users with little knowledge of web

programming languages or markup languages to create

and manage website content with relative ease.

Also allows multiple authors

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Features of WCMS

Automated templates

Access Control

Scalable expansion

Easily editable content

Scalable feature sets

Web standards upgrades

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Collaboration

Delegation

Workflow management

Document management

Content virtualization

Content syndication

Multi Language Support

Versioning

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Advanatges

Low Cost

Easy Customization

Ease of use

Workflow Management

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Disadvantages

Cost of implementation

Cost of Maintenance

Latency Issues

Tool Mixing