A website is imperative, and so is its designing and development with programming. When it comes to hiring an expert for creating a good-looking website that not only attracts the visitors, but also has enough abilities to deliver the results, so people get confused, whether they trust a Website Designing  or not. If you want to know how can create a best proffeesional website  so, here are some points that clarify the small and important steps they take. 

Step-By-Step Website Designing


Project Requirement Collection

Collecting data and understanding your different need to stand out from the crowd is the very first step a website designing will take after you hire good team.

Design Phase

After finalizing the project and collecting the all detail, it's time to move to the designing part. It's the time when designers put their 100%, creating good-looking designs that reflect the objectives to the audience.

Development & Coding

After completing the designing phase, it's time to move to the development part, which including coding of your good-looking website. Proper coding of your website drives it to the right direction and improve the user-experience too. If navigating your website is not as glassy as it supposed to be so it may ruin the experience and interest of your visitors.

Testing

After completing the overall designing, development and coding part, it's the time when they test your website before launching it on the internet. Testing, helps them figure out if any flaw or error left at the time of designing and coding, like broken links, security testing, cross-platform testing, browser testing, etc., and if yes, so they correct them timely.

Website Design and Programming - Introduction to Web Forms

There is no website without at least a form in one of its pages. Forms are useful to collect information from the website visitors. Once the user submits the form to the server or web page, a form processing script must get the form data, validate that the user or visitors   input matches the expected format for each field (e.g.: email address field must be a string of text with the format of a valid email address) and process this data as desired. The script may save it into a database, send it by email address or just do some processing with it and display the result. Validating the user input is necessary to prevent malicious users from damaging your site.


A form in html starts with the form tag and ends with the /form tag.  This tag can have several attributes like (GET or POST) method, and action (the URL of the form processing script). If use the GET method, the form data is encoded in the action URL.s .This method is recommended when the form is a query form. With the POST method, the form data or any information is to appear within a message body. This is the recommended method when the form will be used to update a database, or send email address, or make any action other than just fetch data.

The form fields are generally used to collect the data. Generally a label is used by each field, so the user knows what data to input or type. There are some kind of fields, among them:

• Textboxes

• Textareas

• Drop-downs

• Multi select

• File

• Radio buttons

• Checkboxes

• Buttons

• Hidden

The hidden fields are used to send some important data that the user does not need to see, along with the form. An example of this could be a form number, so the form handle script identifies which form has been submitted.

The File field allows users to upload a any type of file. The form handle script will get the file together with the rest of the form data. For this field to work correctly, you need to include this attribute in the tag: enctype="multipart/form-data". Buttons are especially used to submit or reset the form.

It is possible to use CSS or inline styles to change the look of the form controls.

You can bring your forms to a different level by combining them with the usage of scripting language like java or JavaScript. You can make the form react quickly to certain events, like the user clicking on a control, or a field changing its value. You can focus the field that has the focus, for example. Or count how many characters have been entered in a text area. You can make calculations and display the output automatically.