‘Web Software Development’ is an umbrella term that encompasses a variety of development technologies used to create applications that run on the Internet.

There are three parts to a Website: its content, which is the text you read, photos you see and videos you watch; its design, which is the logo, graphics, colour-scheme and overall layout and positioning of the content; and its backend processing, which allows complex activities to be performed by the software – for example, creating an entry in a database for a new user sign-up.

‘Web software development’ usually involves the design of a three-tier structure, comprising a User Service tier that allows users access to the application, a Business Service tier, allowing complex activities to be performed by the user, and a Data Service tier, which allows data storage and retrieval.

A well-designed Website will help you increase your business turnover and compete more successfully in the global marketplace.

So which of the following best categorises your project?

• Brochure site
• Rich Content site
• e-Commerce site
• Web Application