Web Business Management Services Muzaffargarh

Web management refers to all of the activities included in the process of posting and maintaining a website on the World Wide Web. Though many individuals and businesses create and manage their own sites, the majority of websites are professionally designed and maintained by technology firms; this is because every phase of website development requires technical expertise.

The web management process begins with the design phase. At this point in a business relationship between a client and a technology firm, the client meets with the graphic designer to present his or her company’s logo and colors and to discuss the image the company hopes to portray on its new website. In addition to creating a site that properly represents the company, the graphic designer has to build a navigation system that makes the site easy to use for all web visitors. The navigation system refers to the series of links that gives users access to the subpages (the pages other than the main page, or home page, on a website; users bring subpages up on the computer screen by clicking on certain words and images on the site) containing the information they need. On an ideally designed website, users are only one or two clicks away from the information they need at any given point during the visit to the website.

When Did It Begin

The origin of the World Wide Web can be traced all the way back to 1980, when London native Tim Berners-Lee (b. 1955) created the first version of hypertext (the words and images that change appearance by becoming bold, changing color, and sometimes appearing underlined when users mouse over them, a feature that indicates to users that they can access more information by clicking on these words). At the time Berners-Lee was working in a physics laboratory, and he drafted the code for this clickable computer language so that the physicists in his research group could share information more easily. Berners-Lee’s code, though it was only used in this small community, was the basis for HTML (hypertext markup language), the computer language that is most commonly used to present text and pictures on the World Wide Web.

When the Internet first became widely available to the public in 1995, website development and management became one of the fastest growing industries in the world. Because of the early success of such online stores as Amazon.com and eBay, thousands of other businesses wanted to use the Internet to market and sell their goods and services. In 1995 there were approximately 1,000 companies in the United States that designed and hosted websites for clients. Within only 10 years there were 30,000 such firms; by that time most businesses considered a website a necessary part of their operations.