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There are many different ways that you can ensure that the information you gather on the internet is reliable and accurate! One way is to not look at Wikipedia and sites where anyone has the access to edit it at any time. Sites that are .com or .org are usually from a direct and safe source. Stay away from media websites and if you believe something isn't right, do further research.
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1. Art director: selecting color palettes.
2. Web project manager: creating budget spreadsheets.
3. Usability lead: researching target audiences.
4. Developer: coding.
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HTML is an acronym for hypertext markup language and it is a standard programming language which is used for designing, developing and creating web pages.
Generally, all HTML documents are divided into two (2) main parts; body and head. The head contains information such as version of HTML, title of a page, metadata, link to custom favicons and CSS etc. The body of the HTML document contains the contents or informations of a web page to be displayed.
The various role performed during the web development process (task) includes;
1. Art director: selecting color palettes. This individual is saddled with the responsibility of choosing the color that best fits a website.
2. Web project manager: creating budget spreadsheets. He or she is responsible for performing tasks such as creating a financial (budget) plan, start and finish date (timing), procurement, etc.
3. Usability lead: researching target audiences. This individual is saddled with the responsibility of surveying and collecting data from the demography for which the website is designed.
4. Developer: coding. This is the technical expert referred to as a web developer and is responsible for writing the set of instructions (codes) that enables the website to work properly and serve a purpose.
TCP/IP, (I believe) layer 3 is the only layer with a concept of networks and routing.
