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A very popular CMS (content management system) used for different types of websites, including personal blogs, business sites and more, where administrators can make updates and add content easily, without needing major programming expertise.

This interface exists within a CMS and applies styles to graphics & text and allows users to see what the content will actually look like. It also allows marketers to edit the content on their site without any coding knowledge.

Text, photographs, graphics are the primary content required to design & develop an effective website. The Homepage is the very first page of a site and is typically an overview of the site content. Every new web page within a site has a unique URL. Once each page has been created, the content is linked together using hyperlinks and the navigation menu.

The space that surrounds images, text, and other elements of a web page. The general understanding is that the more the white space on a page, the easier it is to read the content and draw the visitor’s attention to various important aspects of the web pages.

It’s a visual representation of a site’s layout with directions for the style for each page, visuals, and the location of content. This is generally constructed just before the website is built and becomes the roadmap for web developers.

This is a mark of ownership that’s generally applied to the background of content or images. It’s used to deter theft and highlight ownership of visual content. If you plan on posting any images on the website you create, you may want to consider including a watermark as protection.

This covers the technical aspect of a site i.e. the manner in which the site functions, how the pages and links are created and the backend coding is handled. This will decide whether a site is quick to load, is structured well and that there are no broken links etc. In short, a web developer takes the website design and turns it into a functional site.

Web design encapsulates the overall layout and looks of a website.  A great web designer will take a number of factors into account such as the company branding, logo, image the client wants to portray, usability as well as a number of other aspects while designing the site.

The number of visits to a site- the people that visit the site.

It refers to the business of providing connectivity, storage, and services required to serve files for a site.