Website Development: Technical implementation process transforming digital concepts into functional online platforms.
Front-End Development: Interface engineering focusing on user interaction layers utilizing core web technologies.
Back-End Development: Server-side engineering managing data processing, system logic, and application infrastructures.
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language): Core markup protocol defining digital content structure and organization.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets): Visual enhancement language controlling digital interface presentation and layout.
JavaScript: Dynamic programming protocol enabling interactive functionality and real-time interface updates.
Framework: Established code infrastructure providing development foundations and standardized implementations.
API (Application Programming Interface): Communication protocols enabling software system interactions and service integrations.
Database: Digital information storage system organizing and managing platform data requirements.
Server: Computing infrastructure managing content delivery and user request processing.
CMS (Content Management System): Platform enabling non-technical content administration and site management.
Hosting: Infrastructure service providing online platform accessibility and storage.
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer): Data protection protocol securing information transmission between users and servers.
Version Control: Code management system tracking implementation changes and enabling team collaboration.
Responsive Web Design: Adaptive interface methodology ensuring cross-device compatibility.
JavaScript Framework: Specialized libraries streamlining complex interface development.
SQL (Structured Query Language): Database interaction protocol managing information operations.
Node.js: Server-side JavaScript environment enabling scalable application development.
PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor): Server processing language facilitating dynamic content generation.
RESTful API: Standardized communication architecture for client-server interactions.
Wireframe: Structural blueprint outlining platform interface organization.
Git: Distributed version tracking system managing code implementation changes.
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation): Lightweight information exchange format facilitating system communication.