{ Web Development }
…When a new website is developed, we consider that the following steps are absolutely necessary:
– Analysis of client’s requirements;
– Designing a prototype of the website;
– Testing and development of functionalities agreed with our client;
– Presentation of the software product to the client;
– Final adjustments implemented, according to the feedback received from our client.
Website types
1) Business website:
It can be seen as a digital catalog intended for potential customers/collaborators, detailing the product and/or services offered by the company, it being also possible to include indicative prices (including simple simulations of the final price, if it depends on certain parameters).
2) eCommerce(Online store):
Compared to the business website, one of the fundamental differences specific to the online store is represented by the presence of a digital shopping cart. Thus, to perform automatic checks related to current stocks there’s an obvious need to interact with a database server before placing any order, but also to store in the active session all the products that a user wants added to the current order.
3) Blog:
They are websites often run by a single entity (for example, an individual or a group with a common interest, such as travel), who often write articles on various topics to keep blog visitors up to date with recent activity, so they can get in touch with the blog admin(s) through comments.
4) Website with ultra-specialized functionality:
Websites that do not fit into the patterns above, having a niche purpose, such as one of the following types:
– digital encyclopedia (example: wikipedia.org),
– presentation of user content (example: youtube.com),
– social network (example: Instagram.com),
– forum/Q&A (example: stackoverflow.com),
– news (example: agerpres.ro),
– search engines (example: DuckDuckGo.com),
etc.