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Web Design Versus Web Development
The terms web designer and web developer are used interchangeably in the media
and advertisements. But, they are not the same thing. Design involves what the
visitor sees on your website, development involves the site’s functionality.
This article explores the difference between these two disciplines.
A website contains several distinct aspects:
Look and feel – primarily the graphics, color scheme, navigation elements, etc.
Content – information, products, etc available on the site.
Functionality – functionality includes interactive features that the web site
provides to the visitors and the required infrastructure needed to provide them.
Usability – the site from a visitor’s perspective and includes things like
program interactions, navigation and usefulness.
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Some of the website
development solutions EPNET offer include: |
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Some of the development research we take into
account is as follows:
Your industry and business climate: What are the
trends? How can we maximise opportunities and
avoid pitfalls?
Your brand: How will this web solution support
your brand and make it stronger? Where will it
dovetail with your offline marketing
initiatives?
Your business goals: What are we really trying
to accomplish? Where’s the ROI?
Your target audiences (customers and other
users): What does each target audience look
like? What are their needs, wants, preferences,
habits, and expectations?
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For further information contact Gordon Barker Click here co.za design |
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Web Design South Africa |
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