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.

If you still go by the motto: “Build it and they will come,” you may have as well not gone through the pain and suffering of developing Website in the first place. This is because launching a site is only half, the battle. Now it’s time to step it up a notch and focus your efforts on working on your Website promotion.

I recently finished reading the book titled “Responsive Web Design,” by Ethan Marcotte, which I highly recommend. This is a great book that explains how to utilize three innovative techniques and technologies in Web Design and Development to create Websites that are sensitive to the device they are displayed on.

You can always sign up for courses and attend classes the traditional way your whole life, but these days there are more and more interactive services appearing on the Internet for you to learn new languages, cookery, how to play an instrument and even learning programming languages in a way that is both comfortable and affordable. Do you want to know a bit more about Web Development without frying your brain?

Then, Codecademy is for you!