HTML & CSS

HTML, which stands for Hyper Text Markup Language defines the structure of web pages. 

It is the fundimental language behind all websites. It allows images and objects to be placed into a page. With this markup alone, one can create the look and feel of any page, however this can become daunting to change for any programming team 6 months down the line.

Therefore CSS, or Cascading Style Sheets are used to define the look and formatting of a web page in a far more practical sense. CSS allows one to style the information presented in a browser; not only in a single page.

HTML and CSS complement each other in that they allow for a seperation between the structure and the formatting of a website. This allows one to easily change the look of a website without impacting the underlying structure.

Once we have the Design flow of your website signed off, we can begin this integral part of the web development process. This is definately the beginning of the programming process.

We take what we've all sat down and planned, and we move the project into a stage that starts to turn your dream into a styled reality.

Back to Principles & Disciplines