14 COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT WEB DESIGN

14 COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT WEB DESIGN


  1. What is a website? When we talk about a website we are really referring to a set of files (text, images, audio) that are presented in a structured way using a markup language called HTML. Thus, websites function as distribution and retrieval systems for documents based on hypertext.
  2. Internet protocols are used in web development? Internet protocols are sets of standards for sharing data between computers or devices. They are standards that play a fundamental role in the operation of the Internet. This set of network protocols is known as TCP / IP. Each of them fulfills very specific functions, for example, HTTP to browse, FTP to transfer files or SMTP for client/server mail.
  3. What is UX design? It is all aspects of a system (website, application, product, service, community, etc.) as experienced by users. Companies strive to create positive, consistent, predictable and desirable results with UX, which can include an interface, industrial design, physical interactions and more.
  4. If it's accessible, can't it be pretty? A website reachable and has the same potential to be aesthetically beautiful than the web anywhere else. If you think that accessibility is limiting you when designing, try to rethink your strategy or design purpose.
  5. What is a static website? The contents are stored in directories and transferred through routes. If there is any script on the page, it runs on the client-side thanks to the browser.
  6. What is a dynamic website? After the browser requests access to the page and the DNS server provides the IP, other server-side processes take place to find and return the information. This query to the database is executed through server-side programming languages ​​(PHP, .NET, Ruby, etc.). Then the browser interprets this code and composes the page.
  7. Will a website go viral right away? A web designer is responsible for optimizing website marking in addition to ensuring that it loads quickly since search engines also rank websites according to the speed of loading. And for people to find it on the Internet it is necessary to hire another type of service.
  8. Blank spaces are important: Having empty space does not mean that the website has been rushed or has not been well thought out. In fact, it is necessary to think seriously to ensure that these “empty” spaces complement the entire website.
  9. What is the front end? It works on the side of what the client sees, in the browser, on the side of what interacts. It mainly deals with the external components of the website or the web application. As a consequence, they must dominate HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
  10. What is the back end? The back-end developer works on the Server side, behind the scenes, allowing the user to enjoy his experience with his work. Without him, the development carried out by his former partner would not be sustained.
  11. What databases exist? Among the most common are: SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB.
  12. What is web usability? Web usability is the degree of ease of use that a web page has for visitors who enter and interact with it. A website with good usability is one that allows users a simple, intuitive, pleasant and safe interaction.
  13. What is a web layout? In this stage all the elements of the future web page are organized, the written content, images, video, titles, links, menus, buttons, forms, and all that element that has been considered in the list of requirements are structured in a graphic way of the project.
  14. A tip: Another important aspect to consider is the speed of loading the web and the weight of the images or multimedia files that we upload to the site. If they exceed 100 kb we could be unnecessarily slowing the loading speed of the web, thus causing users to leave the page and increase the bounce rate.

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