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MODULE 3

NAME: ________________________________________________ DATE: _____________

WEB DEVELOPMENT
LESSON 3
Web Development Key Concepts and General Web Page Development Guidelines

Lesson Objectives

At the end of the lesson, you should be able to:


1. Determine the key concepts about the web; and
2. Enumerate the general web page development guidelines;

Reading

Internet
- a worldwide collection of computer networks
- connects different individuals and organizations throughout the world for the exchange of
information

Uses of Internet
 Communication Tool  Video Conferencing
 Source of Information  Voicing Ideas and Opinions
 Job Searching  Getting New Software
 Online-shopping  Reading and Watching the Latest News
 Online-learning  Watching Movies
 Online-business/E-  Sharing Files, Music, Videos, Programs,
commerce Pictures
 Online-library  Social Networking Sites
 Online-interview

The World Wide Web (www)


- designed by Tim Berners Lee in 1990s
- called as www (wawawa), W3 (W cube) or the Web
- collection of information or files publicly available which reside on computers called Web
servers and are linked together through the internet

Hypertext Mark-up Language (Html)


- the markup language used by Tim Berners Lee in formatting and linking the files found on
the Web

Web Browser
- the most important piece of software one needs
- a program that lets a user visit diff sites on the net and display their offerings on the
computer
- it downloads the document whose URL is given on user’s computer screen
Examples
 Apple Safari  Microsoft Internet
Explorer
 Mozilla Firefox  OmniWeb
 Google Chrome  Opera
 Konqueror  Netscape

Website
- collection of linked web pages with a common topic or focus

Web Page
- every page of information found in the Web
Homepage
- the very first page that appears upon opening your web browser
- the primary document of a site giving details about the site and introduces what would
follow

Uniform Resource Locator (Url)


- represents the address of a particular website or web page on the Web

Example: http:// [Link]


Parts:
Transfer protocol specification ([Link]
Type of site(.edu)
Domain name([Link])
Website name([Link])
 Transfer protocol specification - the set of rules that the computer needs to follow or use
to be able to transfer files from one computer to another computer on the internet
 Website name - is the name used to identify the website
 Type of site - defines the category of the website such as .com, .edu, .gov, .net, .org
 Domain name - contains the website name and the type of site associated with a unique
identification number on the internet

General Web Page Development Guidelines

a. Purpose of the web


- very clear about goals and objectives
- easy to read and use
- have a clear idea regarding who are the target audience of the site
b. Web page planning
2 ways
 Internal planning - regarding the content included in the web page (project team, page
layout, visitor engagement/interactivity, UI)
 External planning - interaction between the visitors (UX, site popularization)
c. Designing – add page components, make sure that pages are fast to load, easy to read and
well – organized
 Components of Web Page
o Text o Audio files
o Pictures o Video files
o Animated graphics
 Web Authoring Languages
o HTML o VRML
o DHTML o SMIL
o XHTML o Integration of CSS and JS
o XML

Steps in Creating Web Page


1. Use a text editor
2. Prepare/digitize other individual components
3. If the page requires more advanced features (Forms)
4. Use a browser to view the page
5. Publish the page by putting all of its files (HTML files and graphic files) on a web server
6. View in all platforms
7. Publicize the page, get feedback, get new ideas and repeat the steps

Exercise 1: Complete the blanks with the correct word. Choose your answer from the pool.

Type of site
Web Browser
Website
Tim-Berner’s Lee
URL
Transfer Protocol Specification
1. ___________ is the collection of linked web pages with a common topic or focus.
2. ___________ designed the WWW in 1990’s.
3. ___________ represents the address of a particular website or web page on the Web.
4. ___________ a program that lets a user visit diff sites on the net and display their offerings on the
computer.
5. In this example url: [Link] .gov is ______________.
6. In this example url: [Link] http is ______________.

Exercise 2: In the General Webpage Development Guideline, identify the key steps that should be
undertaken.

1. Purpose of the web


______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

2. Web Page planning


______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

3. Designing
______________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________

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