Use this section to make sense of the terms used to better understand how everything fits together in the world wide web.
You will need to pay this fee Yearly as this is your website name on the world wide web and without this registration you will not be on the internet.
This is your space on the server where all your data is stored e.g. images, content e-mails etc.
Remember this is your company's look and feel to present a united recognizable appearance to the rest of the world, if it is a free template it will not be unique to your company (Other company's also use them). The Design of your page has an immediate effect on it's user-friendliness and usability if it is not easy to read your visitors will possibly go to another site and you might lose business because of this. Despite what people claim, books are frequently judged by their cover, and websites are no different. When visitors and potential clients arrive at your website, it's the website design that's the first thing to greet them.
This is the actual code being written by the web developers to make the website work.
The programming language used by web developers. Programming languages include PHP, JSP, ASP which is used to manage database data and generate dynamic page displays.
This is the most important part of web development. It allows you to save user input and recall the saved data when needed.
The pages your visitors can see/access/click on.
A secure area of your website where you log in with a username and password to administrate/update elements of your site.
This is the pictures for your site, many internet users prefer to look at pictures instead of reading a whole lot on fist entering any website it is only when they like what they see that they start reading, otherwise they will just close the site and move on to the next website that has better eye candy.
This speaks for it self if they can not contact you how will you do business so this one is very important and thus a must.
An online enquiries form is used by visitors to submit questions/queries they may have about your services or products without having to pick up the phone and make a call.
This part of the website is what brings you business. Visitors begin to read about what you have to offer and if it fit their needs. The more usefull content you have, the more likely your website is to be picked up by search engines (Google, Yahoo).