All right.
Welcome back to Section three and Web design.
So what is Web design?
Well, I've used our friend at Wikipedia to get their definition of what Web design is.
So Web design encompasses many different skills and disciplines in the production and maintenance of
Web sites.
The different areas of Web design include Web graphic design, interface design, authoring, including
standardized code, proprietary software, user you, user experience design and FCL, or search engine
optimization.
After many individuals will work in teams covering different aspects of the design process, although
some designers will cover all them all.
The term web design is normally used to describe the design process relating to front end client side
design of a Web site, including writing Mark-Up.
Web design partially overlaps when Web engineering and the broader scope of web development.
Web designers are expected to have an awareness of usability, and if their role involves creating markup,
then they also are expected to be up to date with Web accessibility guidelines.
So essentially what Web design is, is it's a combination of development and design together.
And you're also focusing on the interface design and the user experience design, which are.
Two different things, but they work together because the user interface.
So the user interface is like this.
This is an interface.
OK.
So you can see we have links here.
Now, the user experience is different because that is more of the development side where you are creating.
When I click here, it'll take me to a different page.
It's it's a call to action, basically, as the user experience.
You're trying to make it as engaging as possible to the user because you have a short window to catch
their attention and keep them on your page.
So that's what Web design is.
It's a combination of design and development.
And you really want to understand Web design before you even get into development, because that's a
whole nother can of worms.
However.
That's all I have for this video.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.