Knowledge Base

Web design has numerous components that work together to create the finished experience of a website, including graphic design, user experience design, interface design, search engine optimization (SEO) and content creation. These elements determine how a website looks, feels and works on various devices.

Portfolio website

Mostly used by those who work within a creative field, a portfolio site is essentially a visual resume.

Personal website

The goal of a personal website is exactly that, personal. It might not be to sell something or promote work but merely to post and share thoughts.

Blog website

A blog is a website that’s regularly updated with articles, also called blog posts.

Business websites

It’s a dedicated website where a business can share what they offer, awards and accolades, past examples of work, customer testimonials, dive into specifics on services they offer.

eCommerce website

An eCommerce website is an online shop where people can buy products. Some businesses have both physical store locations and shops as well as eCommerce websites to reach a larger customer base.

Social media websites

They are usually created to allow people to share their own thoughts and ideas or simply connect with other people.

Membership websites

Membership websites use a paywall in order for a user to access the content. Usually, these are paid for on a monthly or yearly basis and are updated regularly with new content to keep the user coming back and happy to renew their membership.

Wiki or community forum website

A wiki is a website where various users are able to collaborate on content, update, and make their own changes.

Community forum websites provide an organized way to publish discussions on a specific topic.

Magazine and news websites

Magazine and news websites are similar to blog websites in structure however, they’re focused on journalism rather than personal interests and opinions.

Video streaming websites

Similar to social media websites, once the skeleton of these websites is designed, most of the upkeep is on the tech side.

Web portal websites

Web portals are often created for internal purposes for a business, organization, school, or institution. They usually involve a login with a personalized experience based on the user.

Landing page websites

A landing page is a one-page website usually created for a marketing campaign that drives visitors to take a specific action. Also a new business starter site.