DESIGNING WEBSITES

Designing Websites: (Goals, Purpose, Functionality)
Websites are classified based on Website Purpose and Website goals:
a) Informational Websites
 b) ECommerce (Collecting payment via internet - online stores) 
 c) Editorial (online magazines, blogs, etc)
 d) Portfolio (individual/company website)

Web Builders:
a) Shopify
 b) Wix
 c) Squarespace
 d) WordPress
 e) Webflow

Website Analytical tools:
a) Google Analytics
 b) Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

Plan your website:
a) Write Content
 b) Gather Images
 c) Plan Layout
 d) Select Colors
 e) Pick Fonts

Defining the sections for the webpage
a) Logo
 b) Navigation Menus
 c) Navigation Titles
Images:
a) Relevant, appropriate images for the article
 b) Own images
 c) Check the image file size
 d) Compress the image file size (photoshop)

Responsive Design:
Responsive Design Simulators - based on the display screen
 (laptop, tablet, mobile)

Content Creation:
Content Creation Phases:
1) The ideation phase  -> Come up with ideas
-> C.E.A method 
                                                         -> Care
  -> Emotion
  -> Action
2) The planning phase -> Fine-tune plans and budgets
-> Sort ideas into content pillars
 -> Decide platforms to share the content
 -> Consider when you want to share
3) The creation phase -> Make Content
4) The publishing phase -> Automate content posting


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