Website is a free online medium to tell entire population on internet about your business, products, skills, services and a lot more. There are millions of websites available which are built using various platforms. Most popular platform to build websites is WordPress which is said to power approximately 30% of overall internet. Website development can be done using various free and paid platforms depending on the need. 

Our Website Development Course is Free and Online for People with Disability (Disabled) and Needy who are under privileged. The course is designed for various stages and for people at various levels. 

Stage 1 – Novice Level Website Development Course – 3 Hours (Completed in 1 Day)

Stage 2 – Fundamental Level Website Development Course – 5 Hours (Completed over 2 days)

Stage 3 – Intermediate Level Website Development Course – 10 Hours (Completed over 4 days)

Stage 4 – Advanced Level Website Development Course – 7 Hours (Completed over 3 days)

1. Almost every business, product and services need to have a website hence it has huge scope.
2. Website development can be done with many technologies and platforms from easy to difficult to complex. Depending on the knowledge and caliber a job can be searched.
3. There are many jobs available in this field due to huge demand.
4. Website development can be done from office, from home and as remote as well.
5. It can be a part-time or a full-time.
6. Website development can be a business opportunity or can be done as freelancing if someone doesn’t want to get into job. You need to create your business profile, develop few sample websites, create a pitch and market yourself online.
7. Website development can be done by people with disability or disabled including locomotor disability, partial vision impairment (partially blind) speech and hearing impairment (by deaf and mute) without any issues from home as well far as requirements are clear.

1. Website: Collection of Web Pages which are connected with each other. I think you all know flipkart  and amazon . Flipkart.com is a website which has lot of pages.
2. E-Commerce: Electronic Ecommerce which is buying and selling goods and services online over internet. Flipkart and amazon are ecommerce websites as here we buy goods and many business sell there as well.
3. B2B – Business to Business E-Commerce: There are different types of E-Commerce. Business to Business is one type. In this, buying and selling (transactions) of goods happens between two business only. Buyers are not individuals here. Examples of goods here will be heavy machines which are manufactured by one business and used by another business. Distributor business can be one example where distributor companies buy goods from companies. Here sales cycles are long, involves a lot of people and deal sizes are large.
4. B2C – Business to Consumer E-Commerce: In business to consumer, a business sells goods and an individual like us buys it. Here the buyer is called consumer. When we buy goods from Amazon or Flipkart, it’s called Business to consumer, here Flipkart business is selling and consumers like us are buying. Sales are quick and deal sizes are smaller for an individual/family need.
5. Other Types of E-Commerce: M-Commerce which is Mobile E-Commerce, B2C purchase which happens on Mobile, Customer to Customer, Consumer to Business etc.
   Customer to Business E-Commerce example can be photos which are taken by individual photographers and uploaded on business sites for use.
   Customer to Customer E-Commerce where one individual sells and other buys. Examples are OLX, eBay, Quickr.
6. Keywords
7. Metatags
8. Tags – Like HTML Tag, <img> Tag
9. Responsive Web Design: These days people work on multiple devices like Desktop, Laptop, Phone, iPad, Tablet etc. If you are visiting a website, you expect that it should render fine on all devices. For this to happen, the website design needs to be responsive. With responsive web design, web pages render well on a variety of devices, windows and screen sizes.
10. Hyperlink
11. Bounce
12. Menus
13. Captcha
14. Accessibility
15. Layout
16. Side Bar
17. Header
18. UX (User Experience) Design – Look + Feel +
19. Usability
20. GUI – Graphical User Interface
21. Front-End
22. Back-End
23. Caching
24. Website Hosting
25. Middleware
26. Database
27. Site Map
28. CSS & JS Minification
29. Mobile First
30. SSL
31. Wireframe
32. Information Architecture
33. Resolution
34. Login
35. Registration
36. User-Name
37. Social Media Login
38. Sticky Header
39. Drop-Down Menu
40. Utility Navigation
41. Hamburger Menu
42. Body/Content Area
43. Mock-Up/Prototype
44. CTA (Call-To-Action)
45. Landing Page
46. Hover/Rollover/Mouseover
47. Newsletters
48. Opt-In/Opt-Out
49. Favicon
50. Gravatar
51. Fonts
52. Translation
53. Localization
54. Multilingual Sites
55. Robots.txt
56. Horizontal/Vertical Scroll
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