1) choose the correct answer for the following revision:

 which of the following is not a domain name? 

a. checkdomain.com b. google.com 

c. yahoo.com 

d. livesonweb

 e. facebook.com 

2.Which of the following is an example of IP Address? 

a. 192.168.2.280

 b. 7.456.10.1

 c. 27.45.32.6

 d. 127.0.0.1 

e. 10.10.10.10

 3.When you want to transfer data from local computer to remote web space, which of the following application is used in this situation? 

a. Micorosoft Word 

b. Paintprush 

c. FileZilla FTP client 

d. Acrobat Reader 

e. Line Chat 

 

4.Which of the following is the arrangement of all visual elements on a webpage? 

a. Part of a website 

b. Website layout 

c. Types of web pages

 d. Webpage content technology 

e. Types of websites 

5.A web page content technology that is used in order to allow all visitors see the same content. 

a. webmail 

b. static 

c. dynamic 

d. combine 

e. hybridge 

6.Which of the following type of web page that considered as the first page when visitor visit a website. a. error 404 page 

b. contact page 

c. search page 

d. about page 

e. homepage 

7.Writing question 

8. Describe and explain each type of website, including example domain for each type of website.

 9. As you know that a low fidelity wireframe sketch is the initial hand-drawn design process, using paper and pen/pencil, of what a website design will look like. Draw a low fidelity wireframe of website that contains about your personal information.

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Step-by-step explanation

1.) Which of the following is not a domain name? 

(d) livesonweb

This is too obvious since there is no domain name at the end of the web address (i.e., ".net .com")

 

2.) Which of the following is an example of IP Address? 

(a) 192.168.2.280

An IP address is a string of numbers separated by periods. IP addresses are expressed as a set of four numbers — an example address might be 192.158. 1.38. Each number in the set can range from 0 to 255.

 

3.) When you want to transfer data from local computer to remote web space, which of the following application is used in this situation? 

(c) FileZilla FTP client 

The FileZilla software program is a free-to-use (open source) FTP utility, allowing a user to transfer files from a local computer to a remote computer. FileZilla is available as a client version and a server version.

 

4.) Which of the following is the arrangement of all visual elements on a webpage? 

(b) Website layout 

Website/Page layout is the part of graphic design that deals in the arrangement of visual elements on a page. It generally involves organizational principles of composition to achieve specific communication objectives.

 

5.) A web page content technology that is used in order to allow all visitors see the same content. 

(c) dynamic 

Since each part of a web page is separate, it is much simpler to update something all at once across many pages.

For example, if you want to make a change to your website's navigation, you'd only have to change it in one place on a dynamic website. Once you change the file that holds the navigation information, it will then be updated on all pages that contain that file.

 

6.) Which of the following type of web page that considered as the first page when visitor visit a website.

(e) homepage 

The page typically encountered first on a website that usually contains links to the other pages of the site.

 

7.) Writing question 

Regarding question 7, it seems this is incomplete. May I know what writing question you mean or want me to do? You can comment below to specify this question and I'll respond as soon as possible. Thank you.!

 

8.) Describe and explain each type of website, including example domain for each type of website.

 

1.) Small Business Websites 

Over the past two decades or so, it's become crucial for brick and mortar stores to have a website. As time passes, it's become more relevant. Now, you also need to have a social media presence.

It's become critical because the internet has become a necessity in our lives rather than the novelty it once was decades ago.

We not only watch fun videos, but we pay our bills, communicate, organize our lives, work, and shop for most things from groceries and furniture to clothes, electronics, and everything in between.

That's why businesses must have a website that's user-friendly and should be able to quickly provide all the details a customer needs.

These details include hours of operation, contact details, location details with a map, and other relevant details. It can even include the ability to book services or place orders online.

For these types of websites used in this particular example, you can also install and use the following resources if you have a WordPress site:

• Underscores theme
• WooCommerce
• Smart Coupons
• The Events Calendar
• WP Rocket
• Let's Encrypt SSL Certificate
• MailChimp for WordPress

2.) Portfolio Websites

What are the websites to build if you want to showcase your work? It's the portfolio type of website. They display images of your projects or art in a photo gallery.

Images don't have to be arranged in a grid, but they often are, as it's on-trend. When a user clicks on an image, they not only see it in greater detail but with more aspects of your work on that particular project.

A portfolio site is an ideal website to create if you want to be able to direct potential employers or clients to examples of your work so you can get hired quickly.

A "contact" or "hire me" page is often also included so there's an easy way to get in touch with you about potential work.

Here are the resources that this example uses as well as what you may need to make this type of website:

• Bootstrap theme
• WP Super Cache
• Font Awesome
• Exact Metrics
• Twemoji
• Isotope
• Fizzy UI Utils
• Easy Pie Chart
• Rocket Chat
• Adobe Fonts
• Wordfence
• Lightbox 2
• Masonry
• HoverIntent
• Magnific Popup

3.) Non-Profit Websites

Non-profit types of websites aim to provide both information on a charity as well as a way for people to donate. While you could just provide a phone number for people to call, that's rather old-fashioned.

Nowadays, you can create a non-profit website for a charity that accepts donations directly on their website.

If you're a freelancer looking for a type of website to create, the non-profit type of website is a great option. Charities are often looking for help with creating a website since they're usually on a strict budget and can't afford to hire a large agency.

A good non-profit type of website has an impeccable sales copy. It should really entice users to donate. The process should also be straightforward.

The example above has a shopping cart and checkout system to accept donations online as well as the tools below, which you can also use to create these types of websites:

• Comodo SSL Certificate
• Google Analytics
• New Relic
• Cloudflare CDN
• Google Maps API
• Google Fonts
• Pace
• Contact Form 7
• W3 Total Cache
• Modernizr
• The HTML5 Shiv
• FlexSlider
• Explorercanvas
• Respond
• HoverIntent
• TouchSwipe
• Waypoints
• ImagesLoaded
• jQuery Migrate

4.) Blog Websites

The word "blog" is the short form for "weblog." It's a digital journal. It started as a trend for individuals, but it grew as businesses started using them to update customers as well as offer valuable and informative content.

These types of websites can just offer reading material. But, there are also other types of blogs, for example, that can also sell products like a book written by the blog's author or ad space.

The difference between a blog and a regular website is that a blog is a website to create if you only want to publish blog articles. The typical website has other features and components like the other types of websites in this list.

They're the type of website to create if you want to quickly share life updates with friends and family.

Or, you could start a blog chronicling your specific journey. Many people do this to gain a large following. Then, they can sell advertising space and make money doing something they enjoy or were already going to do.

A blog's setup is pretty simple. This is the case with the above example and the resources that are used:

• Twenty Twenty theme
• Chartbeat
• Bugsnag
• Jetpack
• Imgix

5.) Personal Websites

What are the websites for public figures and influencers? It's personal websites, which puts the site's namesake front and center.

This is a type of website to create if you want to feature a person as a brand. The defining characteristic of a personal website is the title, which is the person the site is about.

Other than that, there are no conventions for what these types of websites can include. Generally speaking, the subject matter that's covered is a topic that's expressed genuinely and in the personality's tone, style, and point of view.

A personal website is, well as the name says, personal. So, you can choose to only publish blog posts, or you can expand and sell merchandise, create a community, and more.

Jane Fonda's personal website has the following resources and tools installed that you may find useful if you decide this is one of the websites to build for your next project:

 

• WPBakery theme
• reCAPTCHA
• Slider Revolution
• MediaElement
• BuddyPress
• Zepto.js
• Polyglot.js
• GSAP
• JavaScript Cookie
• jQuery UI
• Featherlight Lightbox
• Lazy Load
• Infinite Scroll
• Elfsight

6.) eCommerce Websites

With an eCommerce store, you can sell products and services online. These types of websites contain components like product pages with buttons that either lead directly to the checkout page to process the payment or items that can be placed in a virtual shopping cart.

Items are collected there until the shopper is ready to checkout and place their order.

They're the type of websites to build if you want to earn money on the side, or you want to start a business.

It doesn't even have to cost a lot to set up. For example, you can use cost-effective or free platforms and software like WordPress and WooCommerce, Squarespace, or Wix just to name a few.

There is much more higher-priced software available (like website builder tools), but you can certainly set up an eCommerce store without them. Or, you can add them later as your business grows.

Here are other resources and tools that are used in the Ripley's Believe It or Not eCommerce store that you may find helpful if this is one of the types of websites you would like to build:

• Formidable Forms
• Google Tag Manager
• BootstrapCDN
• FitVids.js
• HTML5 Placeholder
• Open Graph

7.) Niche Websites

These types of websites to build are about specific topics. The Newlyn website, for example, is centered around typography services for businesses.

Niche sites are the ideal type of website to create if you want to zero in on your audience, or you have an audience with a specific interest.

Creating a niche website for these purposes can help you gain more followers and customers or clients because you can structure the website to target a specific group of people.

This is as opposed to creating a site that appeals to a broad audience, which is difficult because everyone's different. So, it can be difficult to appeal to everyone.

How you build these types of websites is up to you and what will work for your niche. You can choose to combine elements from other types of websites.

For example, you could make your niche website into an online store as well, or into a forum, or wiki as well.

Here are some resources that the site Newlyn uses that you may find useful for building this type of website:

• Foundation framework
• Mustache
• Lazysizes
• Select2
• Almond

8.) Portfolio Websites (Pluto TV)

When it comes to answering the question, "What are the websites to build next?" often overlooked options are entertainment types of websites.

In the example above, Pluto TV, you can stream live TV online and for free. There are other types of websites to create for entertainment purposes. You can also create a site to share music, ebooks, videos, and vlogs as well as anything else that's entertaining.

Take inspiration from other types of websites and combine entertainment with eCommerce, membership, wiki, and forum websites, for example.

You could create a membership site like Netflix that sells paid subscriptions to their video streaming website. You could even create something similar, but that has a wiki and forum as well so viewers could learn and discuss their favorite shows and movies.

Honestly, you can build whatever type of website you need for entertainment purposes.

Here are the resources and tools that Pluto TV uses and that you can also use if you'd like to create these types of websites:

 

• Facebook Domain Insights
• Smart App Banners
• Twitter Cards
• Conditional Comments
• Iframes

9.) Magazine and News Websites

There are also magazines or news types of websites to build for your next project. Unlike blogs, they're focused on journalism rather than personal interests.

With these types of websites you could create a new news outlet online, a digital fashion, or special interest magazine such as for different industries, or hobbies.

You could also build these types of websites with a premium subscription feature. Visitors could pay to sign up to read more than just a few articles per day, or to be able to read more than a few paragraphs of each article.

These types of websites to build typically also have a clean, minimal structure and layout so page elements can properly highlight published articles. That way, elements like the background don't outshine the content to increase user engagement.

Here are some resources and tools that the example above, The New Yorker, uses. You can install and use them for these types of websites to build:

 

• Parse.ly
• Chartbeat
• Adobe Experience Cloud
• Search Discovery
• LiveRamp
• Adobe Marketing Cloud
• Dynatrace
• OwnerIQ
• Keywee
• Quantum Metric
• Hotjar
• Google Marketing Platform
• Nielsen
• Moat
• Mediamath
• Lotame
• Facebook Pixel
• Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP)
• Tremor Video
• Google Adsense

10.) Forum Websites

Forum types of websites provide an organized way to publish public topic discussions. Users can register so they can start and contribute to discussions, and possibly even to view more topics.

You could create a forum type of website to discuss anything from hobbies, tips, and popular culture to academic topics, and anything else.

You can even build a forum like in the example above to offer a way for users to help each other solve technical issues with their websites.

Many businesses use a forum this way to offer self-serve support for their customers. That way, users don't need to contact customer service as often, which cuts down on support costs as well as the overall amount of support tickets.

Forums are a great fit for a type of website to create for your next project if you need a straightforward and organized way to let users engage in open discussions in public. Although, you can choose to create a forum that requires you to sign in to view discussions.

Here are the resources the WordPress.org support forum uses that you can use to create a forum of your own if you're also using WordPress:

 

• bbPress
• Gravatar profiles

11.) Wiki Websites

Wiki websites are digital encyclopedias where information is user-submitted and published.

Sites like Wikipedia are wikis that aim to create freely accessible knowledge about a large variety of topics. On the other hand, some wikis such as the above example, Fandom, are focused on specific interests such as popular culture.

It doesn't matter what the subject is for the wiki. Many businesses also use it in a similar way to forums. They use wikis to publish helpful documentation that answers common support questions.

This helps reduce the cost of customer support services as well as the overall number of support tickets that users submit.

But, you don't have to be a business to have wikis on your list of the types of websites to build in the future. You can create one if you're a public figure or influencer, and you want a way to engage your fans, for example.

Here are the resources Fandom uses that you can also use if wikis are a type of website to create for your purposes:

 

• Survata
• TrustArc Cookie Consent
• Eyeota
• Qualaroo

12.) Membership Websites

A membership website is another one of the types of websites to build for a possible upcoming project. With a membership website, select content is password protected. Users need to register to see private content.

Membership websites can offer free and premium registrations or both. There are many other possible options as well.

For example, you could offer infinite or finite access to the private content after a single payment, or you can offer recurring subscriptions that automatically renew.

With the latter, you can even set up subscriptions that are renewed at any frequency such as daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly.

You can even build a membership site where content isn't available all at once but is released in chosen intervals. This is known as a drip content type of website and membership website.

Here are the tools and resources the above example uses that you may find helpful if you decide to create this type of website:

• Optimizely
• Hubspot
• Drip
• Visual Website Optimizer
• Clark
• AdRoll
• Twitter Ads
• LiveIntent
• Help Scout

9.) As you know that a low fidelity wireframe sketch is the initial hand-drawn design process, using paper and pen/pencil, of what a website design will look like. Draw a low fidelity wireframe of website that contains about your personal information.

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Here I created a low fidelity wireframe sketch where personal information can be found on the about me section and I just show you the whole wireframe for bigger picture or reference. Not dissimilar to an architectural blueprint, a wireframe is a two-dimensional skeletal outline of a webpage or app. Wireframes provide a clear overview of the page structure, layout, information architecture, user flow, functionality, and intended behaviors. As a wireframe usually represents the initial product concept, styling, color, and graphics are kept to a minimum.