Website

Development:
A
Comprehensiv
e Overview
Agenda
• Introduction to Web Development

• Core Technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)

• Front-End and Back-End Development

• Website Design Principles

• Responsive Design

• Web Development Tools and Frameworks

• Testing and Debugging

• Deployment and Hosting

• Best Practices and Future Trends

What is Website
Development?
Web development is the process of building and maintaining websites. It involves creating,
building, and maintaining websites and web applications that run online on a browser.

This encompasses a wide range of tasks, including:

• Web design: Creating the visual design and layout of a website.

• Web programming: Writing code to implement the website's functionality.

• Database management: Designing and managing databases to store website data.

• Web publishing: Deploying the website to a web server.

Key technologies used in web development:

• HTML: The backbone of web pages, defining the structure and content.

• CSS: Used to style and layout web pages.

• JavaScript: Enables dynamic and interactive web elements.

By combining these technologies, web developers create websites that are both visually appealing and
functionally robust.
Basic components of a Website

• Front-end (what users see and interact

with)

• Back-end (server-side logic, databases)

Importance of Web Development

• Business growth
• Online presence
• E-commerce
 HTML: Structure of web
pages

Core CSS: Styling and layout

Technologies
JavaScript: Interactivity
and dynamic features
HTML: The
Backbone of
Web Pages
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) is the
standard markup language used to create the
structure and content of web pages. It's like
the blueprint of a website, defining the
arrangement of elements on a page.
Basic Structure of
an HTML
Document
Common Headings: <h1>,
<h2>, <h3>,
<h4>, <h5>,
Paragraphs: <p> Links: <a> Images: <img>

HTML
<h6>

Elements Lists: <ul>

(unordered), <ol>
(ordered), <li> (list
item)
Tables: <table>,
<tr>, <th>, <td>
Divisions: <div>
(to group elements)
Spans: <span> (to
style inline text)
CSS: The Style Sheet
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is a language
used to style and layout web pages. It
separates the presentation layer from the
content layer, making your HTML more
maintainable and reusable.
Basic Structure of a CSS Rule
A CSS rule consists of two main parts: a selector and a declaration block.

selector {

property: value;

property: value;

Selector: Specifies the HTML element(s) to be styled.

Declaration block: Contains one or more declarations, each consisting of a

property and a value.
Common CSS Font properties:

Properties
• font-family: Specifies the font family.

• font-size: Specifies the font size.

• font-weight: Specifies the font weight (bold, normal, etc.).

• font-style: Specifies the font style (italic, normal, etc.).

Text properties:

• color: Specifies the color of the text.

• text-align: Specifies the text alignment (left, right, center, justify).

• text-decoration: Specifies text decorations (underline, overline, line-

through).
Common CSS Background properties:

Properties
• background-color: Specifies the background color.

• background-image: Specifies the background image.

• background-repeat: Specifies 1 how the background image should be

repeated.

• background-position: Specifies the position of the background image.

Box model properties:

• margin: Sets the margin around an element.

• padding: Sets the padding around an element's content.

• border: Sets the border around an element.

• width: Sets the width of an element.

• height: Sets the height of an element.

Applying CSS

Then, create a separate .css file

named styles.css and write your CSS
rules there.
JavaScript:
Bringing
Websites to
Life

JavaScript is a programming
language that adds interactivity
and dynamic features to web
pages. It allows you to create
complex web applications, from
simple animations to full-fledged
games.
Core Concepts in JavaScript
Variables: Used to store Data Types: JavaScript Operators: Used to
data. supports various data perform operations on
types: variables and values.
let x = 10; •Number • Arithmetic operators
•String (+, -, *, /, %)
const pi = 3.14; •Boolean • Comparison
Control Flow: Used to •Object operators (==, !=,
control the execution of •Array ===, !==, >, <,
code. •Null >=, <=)
• if...else statements •Undefined • Logical operators
• switch statements (&&, ||, !)
• for loops Functions: Reusable
• while loops DOM Manipulation:
blocks of code.
• do...while loops JavaScript can manipulate the
Document Object Model
(DOM), allowing you to change
the structure and style of
HTML elements.
Data Type
Operators
Control Flow
JavaScript Frameworks and
Libraries
To simplify web development and create complex applications,
JavaScript frameworks and libraries are widely used:

• React: A popular library for building user interfaces.

• Angular: A comprehensive framework for building web applications.

• Vue.js: A progressive framework for building user interfaces.

• jQuery: A library for simplifying DOM manipulation and AJAX

requests.

Nextjs.......
AJAX: Asynchronous JavaScript and
XML
AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a technique used to create dynamic web applications by
exchanging data with a web server asynchronously, without reloading the entire page. This allows for
faster, more interactive, and user-friendly web experiences.

How AJAX Works:

• Event Trigger: A user action, such as clicking a button or selecting an option, triggers an event.

• JavaScript Request: JavaScript creates an XMLHttpRequest object and sends a request to the server.

• Server Processing: The server processes the request and generates a response.

• Response Handling: The JavaScript receives the response and updates the web page dynamically.

Key Benefits of AJAX:

• Improved User Experience: Faster response times and smoother interactions.

• Reduced Server Load: Only necessary data is transferred, reducing bandwidth usage.

• Dynamic Content Updates: Parts of the page can be updated without full page reloads.

• Interactive Web Applications: Enables real-time features like chat, notifications, and live updates.
Front-End USER INTERFACE USER EXPERIENCE

Developmen
t
FOCUS ON DESIGN
AND
INTERACTIVITY
Back-End SERVER-SIDE LOGIC DATABASES

Developmen
t
SECURITY FOCUS ON
FUNCTIONALITY AND
PERFORMANCE
Platforms, Frameworks and
Technologies
Process of Website Development
Requirement
Gathering

Production
Designing
and
Workshop
Deployment

External Developmen
Testing t Workshop

Execution of
Walk Design and
Through Developmen
t

Internal
Testing
 • User-centered design: Prioritize user needs and
Website Design experiences

Principles • Visual hierarchy: Guide the user's eye

• Color theory: Effective use of color

• Typography: Clear and readable text

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Responsive
Design
Importanc
e of
responsive
design
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Web
Developme
CODE EDITORS: FRAMEWORKS:
VISUAL STUDIO REACT, ANGULAR,
CODE, SUBLIME TEXT VUE.JS

nt Tools and
Frameworks VERSION TESTING TOOLS:
CONTROL: GIT SELENIUM, JEST
Testing and
Debugging Identify and fix errors:

• Browser developer tools

• Debugging tools

Types of testing:

• Unit testing

• Integration testing

• User acceptance testing

 • Transferring website files to a server

Deployment • Choosing a hosting provider: Shared, VPS, dedicated

and Hosting • Domain name registration

• SSL certificates
 Transferring Website Files
to server
Transferring your website files to a server is a crucial step in making your website
accessible online. This process involves uploading your website's files (HTML, CSS, JavaScript,
images, etc.) to a web server, which is a computer connected to the internet that stores and
delivers your website's content.

FTP (File Transfer Protocol):

FTP Clients: Use software like FileZilla, WinSCP, or Cyberduck to connect to your server via FTP.

Process:

• Connect: Input your server's hostname, username, and password.

• Navigate: Locate the public_html or www directory on your server.

• Upload: Drag and drop your local files to the remote directory.

SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol):

• More Secure: SFTP encrypts data during transmission, making it more secure than FTP.

• Process: Similar to FTP, use an SFTP client like FileZilla or WinSCP.

 Transferring Website Files
to server
cPanel File Manager:
• Web-Based Interface: Many hosting providers offer a web-based file manager, often
accessible through your cPanel.

Hosting Provider's Specific Tools:

• One-Click Installers: Some hosting providers offer tools like Softaculous to install popular
CMSs (like WordPress) with a single click.

• Migration Tools: Many hosting providers provide tools to migrate your website from
another host.

Shell Access (SSH):

• Terminal: Terminal is used to access the server and with certain commands you can
transfer files between the servers, local machine to server machine.
Choosing a SHARED
HOSTING
VPS HOSTING

hosting
provider

DEDICATED CLOUD
SERVER HOSTING
Domain
Name
Registratio
n
SSL certificates
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are digital certificates that
encrypt the communication between a web server and a web browser.
They are essential for securing online transactions and protecting
sensitive information.

How SSL Certificates Work:

o Encryption: When a user accesses a website with an SSL certificate, the browser and the server
establish a secure, encrypted connection.
o Authentication: The SSL certificate verifies the identity of the website, ensuring that you're
connecting to the correct server.
o Data Integrity: The certificate helps maintain the integrity of data transmitted between the browser
and the server, preventing it from being tampered with.
SSL certificates
Benefits of Using SSL Certificates:

• Enhanced Security: Protects sensitive data like credit card information

and passwords.

• Improved Search Engine Rankings: Search engines like Google

prioritize websites with SSL certificates.

• Increased User Trust: A padlock icon in the browser's address bar

indicates a secure connection, boosting user confidence.

• Compliance with Regulations: Many industries have regulations

requiring SSL certificates, especially for websites handling sensitive data.
SSL certificates
Types of SSL Certificates:

• Domain Validation (DV) Certificate: The most basic type, it verifies

domain ownership.

• Organization Validation (OV) Certificate: Verifies the

organization's identity and location.

• Extended Validation (EV) Certificate: The highest level of

validation, it verifies the organization's legal existence and physical
address.
Best Practices and Future
Trends
Security best practices:

• Input validation (Captcha, Cloudflare)

• Strong passwords

• Regular updates (version difference)

 Best Practices and Future
Trends
Accessibility in web design refers to the practice of making
websites usable by people with disabilities. It involves
designing and developing websites that can be accessed by
everyone, regardless of their abilities.

SEO: SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is the practice of

improving the visibility and ranking of a website or web page
in search engine results pages (SERPs). It involves a variety
of techniques to make your content more appealing to
search engines like Google, Bing, and Yahoo.
Performance Optimization:
Minification and Caching
Performance optimization is crucial for delivering fast and efficient websites. Minification
and caching are two key techniques to improve website performance.

Minification

• Minification is the process of removing unnecessary characters from code (like

whitespace, comments, and formatting) without affecting its functionality. This reduces
file size, leading to faster loading times.

Types of Files to Minify:

• HTML: Remove unnecessary whitespace and comments.

• CSS: Remove unnecessary whitespace, comments, and combine multiple CSS files into
one.

• JavaScript: Remove unnecessary whitespace, comments, and combine multiple

JavaScript files into one.
Performance Optimization:
Minification and Caching
Caching involves storing copies of frequently accessed resources on the user's browser or server to reduce load
times.

Types of Caching:

• Browser Caching:

• Static Resources: Store static resources like images, CSS, and JavaScript files on the user's browser.

• Dynamic Content: Cache dynamic content for a specific period.

• Server-Side Caching:

• Page Caching: Cache entire web pages.

• Object Caching: Cache specific objects or fragments of pages.

Benefits of Caching:

• Reduced Server Load: Fewer requests to the server.

• Faster Page Load Times: Cached resources are loaded directly from the user's browser or server cache.

• Improved User Experience: Faster load times lead to better user satisfaction.
Emerging
Trends in Web
Development
Artificial Intelligence (AI)

AI is revolutionizing the way we interact with

the web. Here are some key applications:

• AI-Powered Chatbots: These chatbots can

provide instant customer support, answer
queries, and guide users through complex
processes.

• Personalized User Experiences: AI

algorithms can analyze user behavior and
preferences to deliver tailored content and
recommendations.

• Image and Speech Recognition: These

technologies enable features like image
search, voice assistants, and automatic
transcription.

• Predictive Analytics: AI can predict user

behavior and preferences, allowing for more
proactive and personalized experiences.
Emerging Trends
in Web
Development
Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR/AR)

• VR and AR are transforming how we interact

with digital content.

• Immersive Experiences: VR and AR can

create immersive experiences for gaming,
education, and training.

• Enhanced E-commerce: Virtual showrooms

and product visualizations can enhance online
shopping.

• Remote Collaboration: VR and AR can

facilitate remote collaboration and teamwork.
Conclusion
Recap
Q&A
Thank You
Arpit Wase

Savitar Solutions Group

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[email protected]