HTML-CSS lec-3 How Websites Are Created?

Hi, today we'll learn about website creating, All websites are use HTML and CSS but management system, blogging software and E-commerce platforms often add a few more languages/technologies to it.

*What You See?
When you are looking at a website, it is most likely that your browser will be receiving HTML and CSS from the web server that hosts the site. The web browser interprets the HTML and CSS code to create the page that you see but the Most web pages also include extra content such as images, audio, video, or animations and i'll teach you how to prepare them for use on the web and then how to insert them into your web pages, Some sites also send JavaScript or Flash to your browser, and you'll see how to add JavaScript and Flash in your web pages, Both of these technologies are advanced topics that you can go on to learn more about once you have mastered HTML and CSS. if you want to :).

*How It Is Created?
Small websites are often written just using HTML and CSS, but! the Larger websites in particular those that are updated regularly and use a CMS (content management system), blogging tools, or e-commerce software often make use of more complex technologies on the web server, but these technologies are actually used to produce HTML and CSS that is then sent to the browser So, if your site uses these technologies, you will be able to use your new HTML and CSS knowledge to take more control over how your site looks Larger, more complex sites like these may use a database to store data, and programming languages such as PHP, ASP.Net, Java, or Ruby on the web server, but you do not need to know these technologies to improve what the user sees. The skills you'll learn here in this blog you should be enough to help you on that road.

*How The Web Works?
When you visit a website, the web server hosting that site could be anywhere in the world. In order for you to find the location of the web server, your browser will first connect to a DNS server(Domain Name System).

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Look at this Picture its taken from my book and its the very simple image.

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