Types of Website

             Six Popular Types of WEBSITE's you can Create:

The web is vast. As of now, there are billions of websites online, all competing for some share of the attention people give to their online browsing each day. When you’re starting a new website, it can be overwhelming to think about all the other websites out there. Know a days there are a lots of different platforms where you can build your websites easily without coding.There are different categories of websites you can build.

Here are Six of the most popular types of websites you’ll see around the web:

1. E-Commerce Website: E-Commerce websites is a place where you can buy your products online. You probably used number of e-Commerce websites there are a lots of big and small eCommerce websites out there. E-Commerce websites have a shopping Cart option where you can provide your credit car information for buying items. Also there are Cash on delivery option as well. There are number of e-Commerce websites likes of AMAZON, ALIexpress,   DARAZ.pk. E-commerce websites are business websites, but it’s also possible to have business websites that don’t sell anything directly, but rather encourage visitors to get in contact for more information (a lead generation website) or come to a storefront if they’re interested in becoming customers.   
                                                                            

2. Business Website: A business website is any website that’s devoted to representing a specific business. It should be branded like the business (the same logo and positioning) and communicate the types of products and/or services the business offers.By now, every business out there should have a website. It’s a widespread expectation. Every potential customer you encounter will just assume that if they Google your business looking for more information, they’ll find a website. And if they don’t, it makes the business look less professional.                                                                                                    

3. Porfolio Website: This type of websites are used show previous works projects who are looking for a service any kind of service in kind of fields s they can saw the previous samples of the work so that they can contact for availing the services. This type of website is most common for creative professionals and freelancers that are hired based on demonstrated skill and can be a more efficient alternative to a business website that serves a similar focus.

4. Brochure Website: Brochure websites tend to be small simple website to promote a business or service. They can be product related but tend not to be product focused but rather the operation or service as a whole. Generally the aim of a brochure website is to attract new customers and sales that wouldn’t otherwise have found you, however some websites are set up solely for existing customers and whose aim is disseminate information and news. 

5. Entertainment Website: Most of these websites do aim to make money like business and e-commerce websites do, but usually through the advertisements that show up on the page rather than through selling specific products or services.If you want to start an entertainment website, you’ve got a lot of options for formats that can take. You could make funny or informative videos, write entertaining blog posts, draw comics, or create fun quizzes.                                                                        

6. Media Website: Media websites collect news stories or other reporting. There’s some overlap here with entertainment websites, but media websites are more likely to include reported pieces in addition to or instead of content meant purely for entertainment.Media websites generally make money through either advertisements that show up on the site, subscription models, or some combination of the two.Many media websites are the online branch of media properties that often exist in other forms, like TV channels or print magazines and newspapers, but some are online only.

Website History Blog#4

 

            History of a Web Designing Part 4:

2000 - The Online Economy:

IN year 2000 the revolution of Online payment gives new way to do a business. PAY-PAL largest online payment company started but they made their mark in the industry in 2000. Year 2000 was also a greatest year for the web industry more online business started so great looking websites becomes the attention of people from all over the world.

The popular and banking trade press is filled with stories about new ways to make and receive payments. Innovations such as chip-equipped credit cards, contact less debit cards, mobile wallets, and 2-dimensional bar-codes carried on smartphones are among the new technologies trumpeted in the press. But new payment methods receive extra attention because they are novelties, not because they are of everyday importance as payment tools.

2003 - WORD-PRESS in the Market:

Up until the year 2000, website design was much more of a technical field handled by company IT departments. In 2003 that all changed. WordPress, which is now the world's leading content management system (CMS), was launched in 2003. WordPress was estimated to have been installed on approximately 2,000 blogs as of May 2003. As of January 2015, more than 23.3% of the top 10 million websites now use WordPress.

WordPress is a free and CMS based on PHP and MySQL. Features include a plugin architecture and a template system.

There 2 types of WordPress .com and .org .com didn't gives plugins and not so many themes but .org gives a lots of themes plugins to make website of your own design or about your requirements.

 

2004- Your Space

MySpace became a place for users to create their own profiles and connect with other online users. But even more, they allowed their users access to HTML editors in order to customize their profiles. User really loves to HTML editors.

 

 

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                    History of a Web Designing Part 3:

    

1996 - The Next Frontier:

Internet users more than doubled in the year 1996 to 36 million users world wide.sing text, images and ads, CNN presented a balanced site design with great usability for the mid 90's. In 1996, we saw the number of websites grow from 25,300 to 257,601. Taking the average user per website from 1908 to 301.

LINK :http://edition.cnn.com/EVENTS/1996/year.in.review/

 

Flash - The New Era in WEB industry:

Flash changed the landscape of website design. For the first time designers could create any shape, add animation and develop more engaging sites than ever before using one single tool. End page would compact all of the information into a single file to be loaded. 

                        

The main issue was that not every web user had a Flash plugin installed and Flash sites took much longer to load. The age of Flash brought us splash pages and animated intros.

1998 - The Search Engine in Born:

The internet in 1998 started to look a little more like the internet we see today. Google Beta went live in September 4, 1998. Compare this design to the earlier search engine ALIWEB. Instead of opting for a link filled page, Google chose the minimalistic route. I think we can all agree it worked well for them

Cascading Style Sheets(CSS):

Shortly after the creation of Flash, CSS made it's way onto the scene. As more and more users where going online, speed was becoming a big issue. The thought behind CSS is simple. Separate content and presentation. The content of the site was in HTML and the style of the site would be coded in CSS.

The early struggle for CSS was the result of poor browser support. Luckily it fought through the early years and is still in full use today. CSS may be the most important "language" a web designer needs to know! 

Website History Blog#2

 

                        History of a Web Designing Part 2:

    1993- The Birth of a Landing Page: MTV launched its website in 1993. MTV was an early adopter of landing pages. MTV.  By the end of 1993, there were 623 websites, according to a study by MIT Researcher Matthew Gray. The internet was taking off and so was design. A landing page is a web page that appears when a visitor clicks on a PPC ad or a search engine result link. The home page of a website is not the only landing page; every page in a website has a purpose and is a potential search engine landing page.

    

1994 - Using Ads to Add to Your Design: The online marketing world is much older than many think. While many sites become overcrowded with ads during the 90s. Hot-wire, now known as Wired, did a nice job of adding the world's first banner ad into their site's header in 1994.The Internet continued to boom. By mid-1994 there were 2738 websites,according to Gray's statistics; and by the end of the year, more than 10,000.

                            

JAVA-SCRIPT on the Verge: The future of the web was shaping quickly! JavaScript helped designers overcome the limitations of static HTML by allowing them to bring some motion to the web. This gave birth to the "pop-up" window. Today, JavaScript is still going strong. Most notably with the front-end version known as JQuery

 

Website History Blog#1

 

                        History of a Web Designing Part 1:

When we were first get to known about a web designing was in 1991.

    1991- The Beginning: It was announced that a web site will be going to live 1992 the very    first website was totally text based website..

http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html

HTML: In the early days of a website there only way to structured the website is from the <table>  which was very difficult to maintain. But ability to align elements.

 

1993-The Launch of a Search: Just after two years of launching first website we get first web search engine by o ALIWEB! ALIWEB (Archie Like Indexing for the WEB).

They opened the business in 1993. Providing user best links to web-contents.

They wants users to finds helpful information. They use attractive background color to attract users attention.