SUCCESSFUL TIPS ON CORPORATE WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT FOR DIGITAL INDIA MISSION BY PM MODI

A website is nothing more than a program written by a software developer through the drafting of a programming code which is divided into several text files corresponding to the number of pages that structure the site plus a certain number of "service" pages such as certain features or settings.

In the last few years, everything comes out to be on a digital platform, many corporate websites are too working on online platforms and run successfully. So are you thinking to do so? And looking on Google for how to make a business website because you want to have one? If yes, before hiring someone to produce a website, it is important to know how this internet application can be activated and used. It's not easy for a person to develop a website without facing the issue of installation. Below mentioned are some concepts that may seem complex, but which in their essence are very simple and knowing them avoids civil disputes with programmers.

HOW TO MAKE CORPORATE WEBSITE?

Leaving the technical details of these pages to interact with each other and with the webserver, our stoppage comes to know about how to make a website. What matters is to know that a programmer opens a text editor(notepad) and writes the code that our browser (Chrome, Internet Explorer, etc.) will then compile making the corresponding web page appear.
Now when you open VTVINDIA's homepage(or any other site), the browser will ask a certain server where the site is installed, the index text file written by the programmer. The server transmits the file now to the browser(client) which by compiling it, will make the requested webpage appear. This happens every time you want to load a page on any internet browser.
So, when you start the creation of a website from a programmer (or Web Developer), the developer will deliver you files containing a code, the necessary graphics, and possibly the related database in the case of a dynamic site which is the basic needs in developing a website.

IS IT NOT ALWAYS ENOUGH TO JUST HAND OVER THE CODE? WHAT ELSE CAN YOU REQUEST FROM YOUR DEVELOPER?

After a programmer writes code, and hands over to us, it is not always that his task is over. But it depends on what we asked him! Asking them to write a site will be considered completed when he hands over the code to you but it is compulsory for you to know that it is useless, if not uploaded on the website. We can upload it on our computer and can view it in case of a static HTML site but certainly not on the internet. In case, if the code was written on the internet using asp.net or PHP then surely you won't be able to view it.

HOW TO MAKE THE WEBSITE ACCESSIBLE?

It is a simple task though. The code must be stored on a web server, i.e. on a computer capable of receiving connections from the browser and structured in such a way as to execute dynamic codes as well as withstanding certain data traffic.

Where can you find a web server and how can you choose it?

This is again a simple task to do. You can find it on the internet and rent it for a few dollars a month or more as per your needs as thousands of companies offer these hosting services. Before you rent your website, you probably need to install a database and then parameterize the code so that it connects to the database and a must setup technology for a better experience.

 Buy your domain but agree with the Web Developer for the settings.

A domain name is your website name. A domain name is an address where Internet users can access your website.  Every domain name is unique. If someone types in vtvindia.com, it will go to the VTVINDIA website and no one else's.

If you want to buy a web domain(it is a very simple task), just connect to a site enabled for sale and buy it and but also in this case then you need technical intervention to ensure that this domain points to the server where you deposited the site code. Hence, both the domain and hosting are services that should be paid directly by the customers. The customer will then provide the programmer with the credentials to access his services so that the latter loads the site code, programs the database, and sets up the server correctly.