“If there's one thing you learn by working on a lot of different Web sites, it's that almost any design idea--no matter how appallingly bad--can be made usable in the right circumstances, with enough effort.” (Steve Krug)
Professionalism is such a unique characteristic of humankind that sometimes it can be baffling to the other person. By this statement I mean that as web developers or designers we are completely familiar of web and its related terminologies hence we freely use these terminologies without knowing the fact that the person to whom we are referred is completely unaware of the words used by us.
So, within this article, you will find briefly the meaning of some of the web developmental terminologies that are often the subject of my blogs and most the web developers' blogs as well.
Responsive Design
So far, my every reader would definitely know this fact that for every online business a website should have responsive design. But sometimes while explaining the importance of responsive design I usually skip telling the definition of responsive design and its usage.
Responsive design is said as such as any design which particularly responds to the size of the screen over which it is being viewed.
Navigation menu
Often you come across with the words navigation menu or hamburger menu, well both of these terms are synonyms in the web development as particularly while talking about responsive design one could definitely not neglect what navigation menu is. This menu is associated with the responsive design, as to mitigate the size of the website on variable mobile screens this menu which kind of resembles the hamburger helps the visitors to visit through the website simply and effortlessly in a much shrinked form.
Recommendations of Content delivery networks
As a remedy to slow websites, we have been suggesting our clients to make use of content delivery networks which is abbreviated as CDN. Conten deliver networks is more crucial to those websites which contains enormous amount of images such as an ecommerce website.
Content delivery system, is actually a strategy of copying the real content of the website on a variety of servers which are situated at variable situations throughout the internet. The main forte of Content delievery networks is to reduce the over all time any website takes to load for indiviual pages or on a collective basis.
“If you want a great site, you’ve got to test. After you’ve worked on a site for even a few weeks, you can’t see it freshly anymore. You know too much. The only way to find out if it really works is to test it.” (Steve Krug)
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