Surfing the net today I found a chart that explains very nicely what the “Perfect Website” looks like in terms of both users and machines.

The chart explains how there are so many web development factors that are usually not taken into account but could make a difference and have long-term effects when differentiating from your competition.

What is a Web Design Framework?

First of all, I think we need to clarify a little what a framework is. For those who are just starting in Web development and are not familiar with the term, a framework is basically a pre-defined set of already developed tools that will make you programming job (and life in general) much easier.

What’s more Google+ does not look like Facebook anymore, but it definitely shows some resemblance to the Web Design of Zuckerberg in certain aspects.

Agile Web Development, in its simplest form, offers a lightweight framework for helping teams, given a constantly evolving functional and technical landscape, maintain a focus on the rapid delivery of business value (i.e., “bang for the buck”).

As a result of this focus and its associated benefits, organizations are capable of significantly reducing the overall risk associated with Web development.