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Technology is advancing so is the need of it. Not only single individuals are using it but also many business organizations have started working with modern technology schemes. Today, people make the most use of Internet to search any information regarding any products or services. Thus, it has become mandatory for all the business organization to have a web site that can provide all the information that is required by a customer. Web design is the skill of creating a good presentation of the content of website to attract the readers. However, the content of the website should also be useful and informative. Thus we can say that it is not only a creative process but also an intellectual process since it needs a lot of hard work to prepare a unique web site for the clients.
Internet is the perfect medium to advertise your products worldwide. With the help of this medium, business organizations are able to reduce their marketing costs as well as reach the world in a much lesser time comparative to other marketing options. Web Design Company India is professionally providing web designing services to all. With the help of these services, business organizations are helped by the professionals to create some attractive websites thereby enabling them to attract more and more customer to grow their business. These professionals create the websites with some interactive features to gain customer interest. The website of any business organization should be simple as well as user friendly. It should give all the detailed information that any customer needs. Web designing is becoming mandatory for the business organizations nowadays. A website should be customer oriented and show visually the different features of the business enterprise. Website is the best medium for any business as it provides full detail to customers as per their requirements. Website consists of a proper content, style, pictures and hyperlinks to explain every concerned detail in an appropriate manner. Web designing is basically custom-based and template based. Custom based web designing reflects the goal, aim and tastes of the organization. The organizations can choose from the graphical interface and the different color scheme offered by the designing companies. Whereas Template based web designing is about the layouts, purchase and approval of the website.
Website is a medium by which the information of these products reaches the potential buyers. Thus, your website should be attractive and informative in order to attract more and more people. This can be easily done with the help of Custom web designing. It properly balances the content and pictures on the website to attract a large number of customers. As competition is increasing, it becomes imperative for every business organization to advertise in the right manner to boost their online sales.
Custom web design plays an important role in the success history of a web site. Each web page in a site is an HTML file having its own URL. A web site is similar to traditional print publishing as it is also a container of information just like a book. With the help of Web design India it has become easier for the business organization to be get recognized by the people all over the world. Every organization works with an aim of being recognized globally. With the help of above facility, it becomes easier for a business organization to get recognition from local customers as well as overseas customers.
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HTML5 – Not Designed for Business Applications
HTML5 is the next version of HTML to come along since version 4.0 in 1997.
HTML is an acronym for Hyper Text Markup Language and HTML elements are the basic building-blocks of web pages. The Internet would not exist as we know it today without HTML.
But HTML is not a programming language at all. This concept is confusing to some people. Web pages rely on a scripting language such as JavaScript in order to respond to user input. Think of it as HTML being a car and JavaScript being the engine.
JavaScript was introduced in 1995 by Netscape and coincidentally, that’s when the web started to really “take off”. This is an important fact to consider before we dig deeper into HTML5.
The open source nature of HTML and JavaScript has contributed to the growth of the Internet as a whole. Source code and design ideas are often borrowed from around the web and even from competitor’s web sites. This is facilitated by the fact that HTML and JavaScript are impossible to hide or protect.
HTML5 is no different!
There has been a lot of talk about HTML5 over the past couple of years and developers think that HTML5 is “cool” and “fun” to work with. But the logic ends there.
As usual with most new technologies, there has been confusion and misinformation over when HTML5 should be used and for what purpose. We aim to enlighten you about what HTML5 can and can’t do in this article.
New Features Same Old Concept
HTML5 includes new features such as the “Canvas” element, along with audio, video and Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) content, some of which replace the “object” tags of HTML4. There have also been some modifications and standardization of tags such as (a, cite, menu) but the basic concept of HTML remains the same in HTML5.
Who’s Promoting HTML5?
HTML5 was originally proposed by Opera Software (makers of the Opera web browser) and designed by the World Wide Web Consortium, also known as W3C.
An important point is that the W3C has been criticized as being dominated by larger organizations and thus writing standards that represent their interests.
The large organizations (Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, Google and Facebook) have promoted HTML5 as the most up to date technology for web development. In fact the late Steve Jobs termed HTML5 as the win-win solution for consuming any kind of web content on all types of web platforms. But it is important to note that Apple, Microsoft, Google and Facebook each have an incentive for promoting HTML5; each own and operate very profitable “app” stores such as the Windows Marketplace, Google App Store, iTunes App Store, Facebook Canvas Apps, etc. Protection of intellectual property and trade secrets is of little or no concern to those companies and in fact it is almost a conflict of interest.
Fact #1: HTML5 is based on JavaScript, which is impossible to protect. Yes, that’s a fact!
As we discussed a moment ago, JavaScript is the core “language” of HTML5, whose source code is impossible to protect. The most evident reason is that anyone can view HTML5 and JavaScript source by just a simple click. JavaScript was never intended to be anything more than an engine for client-server communication and re-useable web content, including menus, buttons, tabs and the like.
Developers may argue that they can mangle JavaScript source code by obfuscation and pseudo-encryption (such as “minification”, where the code is compressed and “minified”). But this is a dangerously false sense of security. Any skilled developer can reverse engineer a “minified” or “obfuscated” JavaScript application. By design, JavaScript cannot be encrypted and it cannot be hidden. JavaScript files must be downloaded in order to run in a web browser.
To make matters worse, JavaScript also cannot be locked down to a specific web domain.
The code is accessible to be hacked by any competitor. No matter how many steps are taken to hide the JavaScript, the web browser eventually downloads the JavaScript file to run it within the client’s web browser.
For comparison, hacking a Flash or Silverlight application just by viewing the source is not very easy but anyone with a little knowledge of HTML5 can do it in minutes.
The hacks of famous HTML5 games like AngryBirds, Texas Holdem and many others are excellent examples of the insecure techniques employed by HTML5 developers. All security measures are useless once the code has been obtained and reverse engineered. No matter what any HTML5 or JavaScript developer may claim, these facts are true and irrefutable!
Fact #2: The concept of HTML5 Canvas is nothing new.
As we discussed already, HTML5 is based on the same concepts of HTML4. The most useful and talked about feature of HTML5 is the new “Canvas” object. Canvas makes it easy for JavaScript developers to “paint” within a web browser, simplifying the design of applications that utilize graphics. But you may be surprised to know that this functionality has been available in a simulated manner with very little attention since the release of HTML4.
Fact #3: There is a widespread misconception about HTML5
HTML5 has been labeled as a “cross platform programming language” which is a serious misconception. It is true that HTML5 is capable of running on all types of platforms such as Windows, Linux, Android and other mobile operating systems but let’s not forget that HTML5 is nothing more than web page markup, which is controlled by JavaScript. Classifying HTML5 and JavaScript as a true programming language would be incorrect. It is a browser integrated language that cannot utilize all the features of the underlying operating system.
When Should You Use HTML5?
The answer is quite simple. Use HTML5 when you do not care about your source code, intellectual property, or trade secrets. If you do not care that a competitor may steal your source code after it has been uploaded to your web site then use HTML5. As you can see, HTML5 is perfect for buttons, menus and website specific content, for which it was designed.
The Bottom Line – Better Options Available
The bottom line is that HTML5 and JavaScript are great for a lot of things, but you can’t effectively protect anything that you develop with them. This clearly doesn’t add up if you are using these technologies for developing business applications, which they were not designed for.
If you are developing a web application then consider using Flash or Silverlight, both of which run in all popular web browsers for desktop operating system, including Windows, Mac and Linux.
If you are developing a mobile application, there are far better options for iPhone, iPad and Android development that afford better protection of trade secrets, better security, performance and usability for the end user and also allow you to take advantage of the native features of the underlying operating systems. For iOS (iPad and iPhone), use the Object C programming language. For Android, use the Java programming language.
For Windows development, consider C++, C#, Delphi or other proven languages.
Although slightly more difficult to develop with, Objective C, C++, C#, Java and other low level languages are always the best option no matter if you are developing desktop, web, or mobile applications.
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Richard Gardner is Founder/CEO of Modulus Financial Engineering, Inc. In addition to his leadership role of the firms team members, Richard is an influential member of the financial technology industry at large, a globally-respected professional trader and software engineer, a guest speaker at industry conferences and among the inventors on over 70 technology patents.
Have you ever seen a website that you were just really impressed with? From layout to graphic design, there are many elements which turn a website from good to great. Here, you will learn some of these tricks. So keep reading and take note of what you read.
If you’re designing a website, make sure the code you write has a valid HTML+CSS. Although most browsers can make sense of code that isn’t valid, it could be rendered correctly or incorrectly. Valid code will render the same way most of the time in modern browsers. You can check the validity of your HTML code with an HTML validator.
On the Internet today, speed is where it’s at. So you must make sure everything on your site loads fast. If your website takes ages to load, they will wash their hands of your site and find one that loads in a reasonable amount of time.
You don’t ever want to use too much graphics. Graphics are indeed important to make your website look well-designed and professional, but if you use too many, it just looks cluttered. Don’t just use graphics to decorate the website; they should be used to make it better. Having the right mix of graphics will improve your site’s usability, too.
Keep the sizes of your files and images small. Excessive loading times are a death knell for any site. The larger the files are that must load, the longer a user’s load time is going to be. Most users will click away if the page doesn’t start to load within the first few seconds of opening your page.
Build your website using a content management system. Knowing how to build a website using just HTML and CSS is good foundation knowledge, but this can only produce a static website. Web design has evolved into providing dynamic content. If you couple your coding skills with the use of a content management system, you can practically build any type of website that you desire.
Add a link where your visitors can send you feedback. You will find out if a link is broken or if a page is not loading properly. If a visitor feel involved, he or she will want to see your website again.
Minimize the amount of clicking or scrolling visitors must do to access information. The more a user has to click or scroll around to find the information they seek, the more likely they are to give up looking for it. Aim for having at least 400 words on every page of your site by combining pages that have content that falls below this number of words.
Make text easy to ready by using colors that contrast or backgrounds that are easy to read text on. When your text is harder to read because the background or text color creates eye strain or portions of text that are unreadable, site visitors are less likely to stick around.
Now you know some great places to begin with web design. Write down what you enjoyed about other sites, and figure out how to incorporate them into your site. Enjoy the process and remember to continue learning.
After the invention of World Wide Web the idea behind the technology has been absolutely changed. It opens the new way to see the world through internet. It makes our day to day life easier in all around. We can easily operate our business globally. We can join a MNC and able to work from home easily.
Web1.0: In the beginning of web the information published in a static form well designed with the text and images. The main features of web w.1.0 are hyper-linking and bookmarking of the web pages. There are some design elements of web 1.0
HTML based Static page.
It consists of framesets.
Online guestbook.
HTML form sent through email.
The term Web2.0 was first introduced by OReilly during the brainstorming discussion MediaLive International. The information available in this form is quite different from the past web1.0. It began in 2002 with new ideas to exchange as well as share the content such as Wiki, Weblogs, Widgets, and Tagging etc.
Key difference between web1.0 and web2.0
In Web 1.0 it is only for read. But in web2.0 you can express yourself by writing.
The former was only for corporate bodies. And the later is about you and your communities.
In web.20 you not only interact with site and webmaster you can also communicate with others who access that website.
Web 1.0 was the age of one and only language i.e. HTML web 2.0 is the field of XML.
While web1.0 was depended on advertising, web 2.0 has been popularized by word of mouth.
Previously was meant for website but web 2.0 is not for site it is also about blogs.
In Web 1.0 there was nothing to exchange. Everything was about one way. Through the emergence of web 2.0 you can exchange your thoughts with other and easily converse with them.
The Web 3.0 could be defined as semantic web, personalization like iGoogle, My Yahoo etc.
The semantic web is a more developed extension of WWW. Wit the help of this technology the web content can be conveyed not only in form of natural language, but also be readable by software agent which letting them to locate, share and assemble information more easily. The concept comes out from Sir Tim Berners-Lee the director of W3C with the vision to make the web medium for exchanging the data, information knowledge.
Other features of web 3.0
It will be more portable and personal.
More focused on the preferences of individuals (Me-onomy)
Advertising oriented.
Widgets with drag and drop facilities.
Dynamic content.
User behavior, user engagement etc.
Though this technology not yet capture the whole web world. It has been spreading out slowly. Some big online business houses have started to follow the standard of web 3.0 few of them are spoke.com, twine.com, wink.com. mybloglog.com, friendfeed.com etc.
Some significant features of web 2.0 technology
Clean and Simple design
Number of columns is few.
Simple navigation which is fixed in every pages of the site.
Central layout
Many people are involved in any web project. Different web projects require different web teams who have their roles and responsibilities.
Content Expert/Client:
Mostly a Content Expert is a Client who determines the project objectives, target audience and user needs, site information and its architecture, provides content materials and other additional resources, provide feedback on content, design and development. Client is the best person who knows the subject matters and requirements of the web site.
Requirements Modeler:
This person is responsible for the collection and maintenance of the system requirements. He is responsible to collect all necessary information of the requirements of the clients and understands how to utilize the design activities accordingly.
Project Manager:
Planning and management of all human and technological elements of the project. His responsibilities includes interaction with client, planning, budgeting, designing of basic concept, management of all other team members involved, supervising the content, technical development, site testing, release and its evaluation, and management of project completion within the time limit and within the budget.
System Architect:
Construction of structure on which the entire web project is to be build is the responsibility of System Architect. To perform this activity lot of skill is required which include excellent modeling skill and he should be experienced with various systems and various designs. His role includes deciding how to organize the content of the website, how to link different web pages and the navigation of all web pages.
System Developer:
He is responsible to build the functionality of the website. They are responsible for integrating components, developing new components and conducting the detailed design of the system.
Content Developer/Content Writer:
This person develops the content of the website that is the information to be provided on the website. His responsibilities includes knowing the content needs, designing the layout of content, research about the content and creating a new content, HTML coding and validating, processing images and maintenance of the content.
Web Designer:
Web Designer is responsible to configure the information and functionalities of the website for effective communication. They work with graphic designer and system developer to make the information and its layout more effective and more real.
Graphic Designer:
The responsibility of Graphic Designer is to prepare the content and layout for the final system which includes photographs, videos, music clips, and much more. He is responsible for developing the overall look of the website to make it more stylish and presentable. He solves the problems which are related to the graphic layout of the web pages, typography, color combinations and the overall consistency. Image processing and web optimization, developing HTML templates and browser/platform testing of the HTML layouts is also done by Graphic Designer.
Configuration Manager:
This person is responsible for the management of configuration which includes configuration identification, control, auditing and status accounting.
System Tester:
Verification and Validation of all the components of the system that whether they are constructed according to the requirements or not is done by system tester. He does the detailed study of each and every components of the website methodically.
All these persons are involved in the designing and development of the website and by the team work of all of them only it is possible to build a successful website which meets clients requirements.