How to create the structure of a website

[RobertoOrtiz]

When you surf the Internet, you see what we call sites (or pages) web. Did you ever wonder how these pages were they designed? Why use on a browser to surf the web (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera ...)?

Ans : These pages have been made in a language that is interpreted by your browser and turned into a website visible. Specifically, the webmaster tape lines of code in a language designed for this purpose , and the browser converts these languages in pictures, text, etc.

The name given to this language is HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), or language called "markup". His successor, XHTML is more rigorous, we will see what issues it has evolved later in this course.

[FAIRFAX]

A website structure is not limited by main sections. You'll also need to define what pages to add to each section. Obviously, they'll need to serve the purpose of the section.

While the top main navigation is occupied by the site sections, you have several ways of creating your internal linking structure:

[Joachim]

The structure of the site should make it possible for the designer to create a logical and easy to follow navigation system to permit the visitor to reach the content they want to see quickly and reliably. It should also make it easy to add fresh content, particularly news items or new products/services, without major change to the graphic design of the site.