Anatomy of a Website
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Building the site
At this point in the processes the sites infrastructure and applications are developed.
Develop and Code
Functionality from focus
By this point, a project's focus should have already been determined as part of the Target Goal phase. From this end-goal, the necessary (and sometimes unnecessary, but really cool) functionality can be conceptualized to meet the project's specific needs. During this process, the programming department will come up with a list of requirements from servers to certificates to meet those needs.
Implementation + Programming = Website
Once the functionality of a site has been decided upon, it's time to program all of those bells and whistles. This can be anything from simple things like contact forms and Google directions, to more complicated things like content or inventory management and credit card processing. Don't worry, we do it all.
Besides programming, there is another equally important step that must be taken toward the completion of the project. Layouts must be implemented. This means taking the visual concepts created by designers and translating them into HTML and CSS for use as web pages. Programming and implementation are usually the longest phases of any project, but at the same time, they are also the most important.