If you wish to extract a purpose from the Internet most specifically from the World Wide Web then you must own a website or a blog. These are multifeatured functional interfaces to solve the visitors' problems and lead to the goal conversion envisaged by the owner. Thus, both the users and the owners benefit but there lies a big question mark.
In order to gain benefits, the users must access the website easily and the owners must receive traffic or referrals. This is not that easy albeit achievable. The website generates traffic or leads if it ranks well on the search engine result pages (SERPs). Referrals accrue if the site is well linked with many high-traffic relevant sites, which is called web saturation. Linking is responsible for high ranking on the SERP to generate traffic and reach the target audience. But this is just the beginning since among various metrics responsible for high-ranking, website construction plays a major role. On this page, we are going to discuss how a website should be made for achieving the objective.
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Coding is mostly done in English but can be done in any other language.
Thank you for the helpful, informative answers to my SERP- and WWW-related questions.
This question is perhaps more indirectly than directly related to website development.
Your subheading Web Page Design Optimization & Directory Structure mentions that "Aesthetics apart, the relevant images, videos, and graphics should not slow down the page such that it downloads in three seconds. Hence before embedding the developers should optimize the images to the right file size, and mention dimensions in the coding."
My question relates to the last word, coding.
Would coding always be in English no matter the particular language of the website content or would it be possible to code -- to match the site language, such as code in Spanish to match the Mexican Spanish in a Mexican website -- in all or some of the world's languages?
Thanks for commenting on my post
WWW comprises websites and blogs in many languages not only English. SERP stands for search engine result pages that we see in the top window of the browsers.
I like the simplicity here. Often there are so many rules it is diffivcult to determine which are really important, but here you have made things obvious and simple.
pateluday, Thank you for practical information, pretty pictures and product lines.
Your wizzley has to be the excellentest article that I've come across regarding website development. In particular, I like the way you organize the information so logically and the way that you say in your conclusion that web design agencies are not alone in assuring one beneficial World Wide Web experiences, that amateurs, self-taught by observation and analysis and by online information and videos, can and do know personal and professional success.
You mention the WWW as sporting some 1.7 billion websites and SERP as search engine result pages. Would both statistics be regarding English-language sites and SERPs?