Theming on a website is just as important as its backend, if not more. A potential customer who visited your website and didn’t like the look of it will leave and never come back. This is why web design classes spend so much time hammering in the importance of how a website … Read more
There are many ways you can go about designing the visuals of a website that you’re making. Multiple kinds and types of color contrasts, iconography, logo designs, page designs, text fonts and sizing, and deciding how all the elements in a page fit together with each other. All of these design choices … Read more
First impressions are important when it comes to anything, and doubly so for websites. Your website is not a physical location someone had to drive or walk to. If they don’t like what they see on your website, they’re going to dismiss it as not worth their time and click away. This … Read more
If you own a website, you should know that an SSL certificate is necessary for obtaining customers’ trust. Google shows all non-SSL websites as “Not Secure”. The reason an SSL Certificate is important is that it helps protect your website data. For instance, if your website is involved with accepting payments online, … Read more
Branding is incomplete without having a logo that represents what business you do. No matter if you have a small design budget, not having a logo is no excuse at all. There are plenty of free and paid software you can use to design your own logo or hire a designer on … Read more
“HTML” stands for “HyperText Markup Language”. It is not a programming language, which means it cannot create dynamic functionality. Instead, it is a markup language, which is a system of annotating a document in a manner that is syntactically distinct from the text. The markup language is used to format and organize … Read more
JavaScript (often abbreviated as JS) is a programming or scripting language that allows the implementation of complex features on webpages. With JavaScript, you can add something more to a web page to make it more dynamic – timely content updates, animated 2D and 3D graphics, interactive maps, scrolling jukeboxes, and pretty much … Read more
One of the first things you will notice about PHP is its acronym. “PHP” actually stands for “Hypertext Preprocessor.” This type of acronym is called “recursive initialism.” But apart from its rather confounding initials, it’s otherwise one of the relatively easier languages to master. PHP is a widely-used open source and general-purpose … Read more
Fortran (formerly FORTRAN; derived from the phrase “formula translation”) is a computer programming language that is specially developed for numeric computation and scientific computing., that is why it is frequently referred to as a scientific language. One of the first high-level languages, Fortran was developed by a team of International Business Machines … Read more
COBOL stands for “common business-oriented language.” It is a programming language chiefly focused on solving a business problem. It is primarily used in private company and government businesses, finance, and administrative systems. It is also used as a solution to several data processing problems. COBOL is still used in applications on mainframe … Read more
