Basics
Parts of a Plan
Coding Languages
Website Builders i
Website Builders ii
100
Person who makes or develops websites

Web developer

100

What the website wants to achieve

Goal / Purpose

100

Used since the 1990s. It’s the foundation of all websites and represents the bare minimum of what’s needed to create a website.

HTML (HyperText Mark-up Language)

100

Most popular website building platform

Wordpress

100

An all-around builder; with thoughtful features (ex. scheduling, podcast hosting, donations, etc.)
[Hint: think of a shape]

Squarespace

200

Websites are 'files' connected to this giant network.

Internet

200

Know who your __________ is

Audience

200

Developed in the late 1990s. It adds design elements like typography, colors, and layouts to websites — it’s the 'cosmetic' code.

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

200

Free to drag and drop elements anywhere you want; hundreds of templates available

[Hint: rhymes with tricks]

Wix

200

Great for e-commerce websites
(Hint: 'tienda' in English)

Shopify

300

IP address - a unique string of numbers each website and device has. IP stands for (or is the abbreviation of) ... 

Internet Protocol

300

Needed if professionals will be hired, or services purchased

Budget

300

Created in the mid-90s. It is used to add functionality to websites. Developers use it to add animations, automate tasks within certain pages, and add interactive features that enhance user experience.

JavaScript

400

The 'translator' between the user and the internet. Comes before the 'www.'

HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol)

400
A document showing the vision for the website yet to be created
Wireframe / Sitemap
400
Drives a website to the top of the search engine ranking

SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

500

A memorable website name that can be bought. 

Domain name

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