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Web Development Life Cycle from Beginning to End…and BEYOND!

Web Development Life Cycle from Beginning to End…and BEYOND! . Five Phases of Web Development Life Cycle. Planning Analysis Design and Development Testing Implementation and Maintenance. The Web Development Life Cycle . Considered to be a systematic plan

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Web Development Life Cycle from Beginning to End…and BEYOND!

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  1. Web Development Life Cyclefrom Beginning to End…and BEYOND!

  2. Five Phases of Web Development Life Cycle • Planning • Analysis • Design and Development • Testing • Implementation and Maintenance

  3. The Web Development Life Cycle • Considered to be a systematic plan • Helps to ensure project consistency and completeness • Should be used for a Web site of any size

  4. Phase 1: Planning the Site • Step 1: Determine the purpose and goals of the site • Personal or Business site • State what will accomplish by having a Web site • Main purposes of websites • Entertainment • Information • Retail (e-commerce, • Personal Network • State the goal of the site

  5. Phase 1: Planning the Site • STEP 2: Determine target audience • Describe your target audience • Decide this information about most common user • Computer skill level of user • Age range of the user • Gender of the user • Education level of the user • Economic situation of the user • Primary language of the user

  6. Web Site Analysis • Step 1: What content will be on the page? • What information is useful to the users? • Step 2: How will the page function? • What tasks do the users need to perform? i.e. interactive elements • What processes will be done on the site will determine reactionary services that are needed. • Order placement, Requests, email response, log comments

  7. Web Site Design and Development • Appropriate layout for content • Site structure: Linear, hierarchical, webbed, broad, deep • Site Layout: tables, frames, forms, CSS • Multimedia considerations • Video, sound, animation • Accessibility issues • Compliance with laws • Links • Navigation scheme • Organization • File structure • Graphics • Custom, clip art, online generator, photographs • Colors • Color scheme, background

  8. Web Site Testing • Site content correct • Accuracy • Completeness • Consistency • Spelling • Functional site • Easy Navigation • Load time • Working Links • Multi-browser support • Firefox, Internet Explorer, and others • Browser Version • Information easily readable • Font • Size • Color • Site Usability • Usability--measure of how well site allows a user to accomplish his or her goals • Usability testing method users of a site are asked to perform certain tasks in an effort to measure the product’s ease-of-use and the user’s perception of the experience

  9. Web Site Implementations and Maintenance • Publish Site • Who publish • Where host • Updates • Who will update • Who will send information? • How will information be sent? • Monitor • For accuracy • For content

  10. Five Phases of Web Development Life Cycle • Planning • Analysis • Design and Development • Testing • Implementation and Maintenance

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