Website Designing & Development
“Website Designing and Development broadly refers to the tasks and processes involved in creating and maintaining a website. This includes everything from markup and coding to scripting, network configuration, and CMS development.
“As someone who’s spent countless hours coding and experimenting with websites, I’ve come to see web development as more than just markup and coding; it’s an art form, a way of bringing ideas to life.
While web development typically refers to web markup and coding, website development includes all related development tasks, such as client-side scripting, server-side scripting, server and network security configuration, ecommerce development, and content management system (CMS) development.
Why Web Development is Important ?
“Can you believe that we’re part of a world where over 5.30 billion people are connected through the Internet?
That’s more than half of our global population, actively engaging in research, connection, education, and entertainment through this incredible digital universe. Personally, I believe the Internet isn’t just a luxury; it’s a fundamental part of our daily lives.
“Given the rapidly increasing number of Internet users, it’s no surprise that Website Designing and Development is a rapidly expanding industry. Between now and 2030, the employment of web developers is expected to grow by 13%, much faster than most other technology careers.
It’s an exciting time to be in this field, and I’m thrilled to be part of this dynamic industry.
“Web Development vs. Web Programming”
“Web development and web programming sound very similar — and they are. But there’s one very important distinction.”
“Web development refers to the overall process of creating websites or web applications, including the project’s design, layout, coding, content creation, and functionality.
It involves using a combination of programming languages, tools, and frameworks to bring a website or web application to life. It may also encompass project management activities, such as fielding development requests from stakeholders or freelance clients.”
“Web programming, on the other hand, specifically refers to the coding and scripting of a website, whether the front-end or back-end.
It primarily involves writing code to handle data, process user inputs, and generate dynamic content. A web programmer will rarely, if ever, handle a web development project from end to end. They may build a certain section of a site or troubleshoot bugs.”