The term 'Web Programming' refers to the developmental technologies and techniques used to create Websites and Web applications.

There are three component parts to a Website:

• Content - which is anything that can be read or watched by the user;
• Design - which dictates the look of the user-interface and how users interact with any interactive elements;
• Backend processing – this refers to the software processes that are carried out in the background behind the Web interface; sending you a confirmation order after you've booked your train ticket, for example.

The technologies encompassed by the term ‘Web Programming’ are utilised in both the design and functionality of a Website, from user-interface to backend processing. Another way to think of it is that any part of a Website you can interact with, no matter how simply, will entail some Web programming.

The majority of our customers' projects can be categorised into one of the following types of Website:

• Brochure sites
• Rich Content sites
• e-Commerce sites and
• Web Applications