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Development Phase
Now that you've learned about how websites work and the different types of websites, you might be considering one for your business. Let's explore what you'll need to start your own website. With this knowledge, you'll be empowered to build a website that suits your business needs.
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What is a Website?
A website is a place on the internet where you can easily post information about yourself, your business or topics you're passionate about. It's like having your own corner of the web to showcase your ideas and connect with others. Whether you're looking to share knowledge, sell online, communicate with others, learn something new or simply have fun—websites serve a variety of purposes. To access a website, users simply need a device with a web browser—like laptops, smartphones or tablets—along with an Internet connection.
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Private: Website Development
About Lesson

Creating a successful website involves more than just visual appeal. It’s about establishing a cohesive brand identity, ensuring a user-friendly experience and utilizing effective web design elements. Consider factors such as your logo, color schemes and typography to reflect your brand’s personality. When designing a website of your own, you can use website templates that aligns with your brand and guides and prioritizes user interface (UI) to provide seamless browsing. Check out these examples of web design inspiration.

At this point of the web development procedure, it is time to design your website’s user interface (UI). Here, you will introduce your branding and complete your website’s look and feel. Define each branding element, from your color palette, logo, and iconography to the images and videos you will use.

These branding elements should stay the same across all platforms, like your website, social media, and marketing materials. Keeping your branding consistent helps people recognize your brand and builds trust.