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Content: This includes the form and organization of a web site's content. This can range from the way text
is written to how it is organized, presented, and structured using a markup technology such as HTML.
Visuals: This refers to the screen layout used in a web site. The layout is usually created using HTML,
CSS, or even Flash and may include graphic elements either as decoration or for navigation. The visual
aspect of the web site is the most obvious aspect of Web design, but it is not the sole, or most important,
aspect of the discipline.
Technology: While the use of various core Web technologies such as HTML or CSS fall into this category,
technology in this context more commonly refers to the various interactive elements of a site, particularly
those built using programming techniques.
Delivery: The speed and reliability of a web site's delivery over the Internet or an internal corporate network
are related to the server hard/software used and to the network architecture employed.
Purpose: The reason the web site exists, often related to an economic issue, is arguably the most
important part of Web design. This element should be considered in all decisions involving the other
areas.
Please click on the submenu options to learn more about Web Site Design.
is written to how it is organized, presented, and structured using a markup technology such as HTML.
Visuals: This refers to the screen layout used in a web site. The layout is usually created using HTML,
CSS, or even Flash and may include graphic elements either as decoration or for navigation. The visual
aspect of the web site is the most obvious aspect of Web design, but it is not the sole, or most important,
aspect of the discipline.
Technology: While the use of various core Web technologies such as HTML or CSS fall into this category,
technology in this context more commonly refers to the various interactive elements of a site, particularly
those built using programming techniques.
Delivery: The speed and reliability of a web site's delivery over the Internet or an internal corporate network
are related to the server hard/software used and to the network architecture employed.
Purpose: The reason the web site exists, often related to an economic issue, is arguably the most
important part of Web design. This element should be considered in all decisions involving the other
areas.
Please click on the submenu options to learn more about Web Site Design.
