Website development
Do you need a website that is 100% secure, fast loading and looks great? In that case a website developed by HTML, CSS3, JavaScript and PHP programming language is the right choice!
Static websites
Static websites are custom coded websites that do not require frequent content updates and generally do not have a control panel. Developing a static web site is based on software solutions that are closely tailored to the client's needs. Static websites load faster than dynamic websites due to their simpler file structure.
Dynamic websites
Dynamic websites have a control panel that can be accessed by using login credentials. Control panel allows users to update website content frequently. A dynamic website's content and settings are stored in a database and its development is based on the installation and setup of a content management system.
Both static and dynamic websites are created using HTML, CSS, Javascipt and PHP programming languages and the main difference is in the way they are managed and maintained. Before you start creating a website, one of the most important decisions is how to manage the content of your new website. If you decide to create a website that needs a presence on the web that loads very fast and does not require a lot of maintenance then a static website is the right choice. If you are planning to build a website with frequent content changes, it is better to opt for CMS - a content management system. Dynamic websites require more frequent maintenance and updating of the CMS system and its add-ons.
Main features
Fast loading, modern design, professional code, high security
HTML
Development of static websites
HTML – HyperText Markup Language is at the core of every web page. It is a markup language used for structuring and presenting content on the web. HTML is composed of elements used to mark up the various different types of content in web pages, specifying what each bit of content is supposed to be rendered as in web browsers (for example headings, paragraphs, tables, bulleted lists etc.). HTML5 It is the fifth and current major version of the HTML standard.
JavaScript
Development of interactive websites
JavaScript is a programming language that lets web developers design interactive websites. Most of the dynamic behavior you’ll see on a web page is thanks to JavaScript. Accordions, tabs, menus and many other web elements are built by using JavaScript. Other uses of JavaScript include changing HTML attributes, security password creation, online forms, interactive games, and special effects.
CSS
Responsive websites development
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. It describes how HTML elements are to be displayed. CSS is what gives your entire website its style. CSS defines size, color, placement… of all the elements on your web page. Also it allows websites to adapt to different screen sizes and device types which makes them responsive.
PHP
Dynamic websites development
PHP or Hypertext Preprocessor is a scripting language that is executed on a server and what is displayed in the browser as a result of its execution is pure HTML. PHP can be used to generate dynamic content, to collect data from web forms, to add, modify or delete information from a database, to control user access, or to encrypt data.
WordPress websites
WordPress is the world’s number one CMS. It serves as a platform for creating dynamic websites. It hosts sites like The New York Times, Forbes, Facebook Blog… According to one study WordPress was used by 50% of the 1 billion websites online today. The main features of this content management system are:
- Simplicity
- Flexibility
- Publish with Ease
- Media Management
- Easy Theme System
- Extend with Plugins
- Online Community
Responsive websites
Responsive design at its most elementary definition is simply the use of css media queries and some javascript to rearrange a website’s layout to fit multiple screen sizes. This can range from a wide screen monitor down to the smallest of smart phones. You can test our Responsive Web Design on any smart phone or tablet device or by inspecting it with a web inspector or simply by resizing Google Chrome browser window on your desktop or laptop computer.