Website Development
128 Hours
All Level
21 Lessons
Overview
Curriculum
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Overview
On the World Wide Web, a web page (also known as a website) is a hypertext document. A web server sends web pages to the user, who then sees them on a web browser. A website is made up of numerous web pages connected by a common domain name. The term “web page” refers to a collection of paper pages that have been bound into a book.
Basic parts of a website
Header & menu: The header is the uppermost part of a website.
Images: Immediately below the header is some form of image, series of images or sometimes a video.
Website content: All sites contain content.
Footer: Simply put, a footer is the bottom most part of any site.
Logo: An essential element of any brand, a logo is also a standard part of a website. A logo represents the company and makes it recognizable and memorable to both current and potential customers.
CTA: CTAs are important parts of websites because they enable visitors to actually use or buy your service or product. Without these buttons, you could see fewer sales and a higher rate of customers leaving your site without converting.
Blog: Blogs are essentially groupings of articles or posts on a variety of topics that are all related to your business. These days, it’s increasingly common for businesses to add a blog to their site. While blogs can stand on their own, they also can be added as an additional part of an existing website, functioning as a marketing asset for your company.
Forms: Online forms are generally used to gather information. On websites, they can be embedded and used for a number of different purposes. For example, you might consider including a contact form, which enables visitors to contact you directly from your site. Another type of form, such as a signup form, can help you gather leads by asking visitors for their information.
Basic parts of a website
Header & menu: The header is the uppermost part of a website.
Images: Immediately below the header is some form of image, series of images or sometimes a video.
Website content: All sites contain content.
Footer: Simply put, a footer is the bottom most part of any site.
Logo: An essential element of any brand, a logo is also a standard part of a website. A logo represents the company and makes it recognizable and memorable to both current and potential customers.
CTA: CTAs are important parts of websites because they enable visitors to actually use or buy your service or product. Without these buttons, you could see fewer sales and a higher rate of customers leaving your site without converting.
Blog: Blogs are essentially groupings of articles or posts on a variety of topics that are all related to your business. These days, it’s increasingly common for businesses to add a blog to their site. While blogs can stand on their own, they also can be added as an additional part of an existing website, functioning as a marketing asset for your company.
Forms: Online forms are generally used to gather information. On websites, they can be embedded and used for a number of different purposes. For example, you might consider including a contact form, which enables visitors to contact you directly from your site. Another type of form, such as a signup form, can help you gather leads by asking visitors for their information.
Curriculum
Domain:
- What is Domain?
- Difference Between TLD & CCTLD Domain.
- How To Buy Domain?
- Where Can You Buy Domain?
- What is Hosting?
- How many types of hosting?
- Which hosting are Best for your business?
- What is WordPress?
- How To Setup WordPress?
- WordPress Theme Installation
- Paid Theme & Free Theme
- Bonus ( Limited Paid Theme For Free )
- What is Plugin?
- Paid Plugin & Free Plugin
- Bonus ( Limited Paid Plugin For Free )
- How To Customize Your Website?
- Full Website Customization
- What Google Search Console?
- How To Connect Search Console?
- What is Google Analytics?
- How To Use Google Analytics?
- How To Setup Google Analytics?
Instructor
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