Computer Help, "Technology Made Simple"

Anatomy of a Web Site

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A web site developer manages a mixed set of computer files including text, graphics and programming languages.

Text can include company profiles, product descriptions, service offerings, tutorials and anything describing your business. You may already have most of the text needed for a web site. The rest can be created in a word processor.

Graphics include logos, pictures and animations which describe your business, products and services. You may already have most of the graphics needed for a web site. The rest can be captured with cameras and custom graphics.

Computer Help employs many different programming languages dependent on your unique web site requirements. The programming languages extend the web site to offer advanced features such as interactivity, multimedia, shopping cart software and many more.

Programming

Java, JavaScript, CGI, Active Server Pages, Flash, Shockwave, Cold Fusion, C/C++.

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