DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WEBSITE FOR A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER SCHOOL

DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A WEBSITE FOR A SMALL SCALE COMPUTER SCHOOL

INTRODUCTION TO CHAPTER ONE

People are exploring the web and relying on websites to research companies, compare offers, and form opinions about brands and companies more than ever before. In today’s digital age, a website is now required for each business, large or small. If you own a business and do not have a website, you are most likely passing up a number of excellent opportunities. A website can be used to implement a variety of marketing methods to help your organization develop. The internet has a much larger reach than any other kind of advertising. One big factor that contributes to the importance of having a website is increased visibility. Even if individuals have heard of your organization, they may want to conduct preliminary research online before leaving the comfort of their own home. Websites typically include a map and directions to a company’s shops or offices so that visitors are less likely to get lost. Another significant benefit of having a website to represent your company is reputation. A website not only gives you credibility, but it also gives the idea that your firm is larger and more successful than it is.

Websites are also accessible and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. As a result, your clients and future consumers can visit your site whenever it is convenient for them to get support or information about new and forthcoming products and services. Your website will serve as a useful and always-available resource for information that might otherwise be available just during business hours at your organization.

1.2 THE PROBLEM’S STATEMENT

Most computer schools now use a manual method of disseminating information about their services. For a prestigious corporation with a huge customer base, this technique is frequently onerous. Customers sometimes form lines to inquire about and research the services provided, wasting valuable and productive time for both the computer school and the customer.

1.3 THE STUDY’S OBJECTIVES

The goal of this research is to create a website for a computer school in order to increase –

1. Visibility- Increasing visibility is one of the most essential reasons for having a website. Even if individuals have heard of your organization, they may want to conduct preliminary research online before leaving the house. On your website, include a map and directions to your company’s shops or offices so that visitors are less likely to get lost.

2. Accessibility- A website is online and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. As a result, your clients and future consumers can visit your site whenever it is convenient for them to get support or information about new and forthcoming products and services. Your website will serve as a useful and always-available resource for information that might otherwise be available just during business hours at your organization.

3. Sales- Products can be sold on your website at any time. Potential clients are not limited to business hours. Instead, consumers may buy items whenever they want by going online. A website with an online store can significantly increase sales.

1.4 THE STUDY’S OBJECTIVE

Designing and implementing a website is a comprehensive subject, but all aspects cannot be addressed at the same time, thus this work is confined in the automation of the process of computer fanatics checking the services and availability of services about a computer school.

1.5 THE STUDY’S IMPORTANCE

A website for any business is an important tool since it allows people from all over the world to search and read about your computer school and simply obtain info without any prior experience queuing at the counter.

Some of the relevance of this research endeavor are as follows:

1. Customers can check the availability of all services provided by this company, contact, or inquire online.

2. To relieve the stress of waiting in line at the cashier.

3. Easily locate the business using the integrated Google map on the website.

1.6 THE STUDY’S LIMITATIONS

Many factors have limited this study, some of which are as follows:

TIME – Due to the researcher’s rigorous academic obligations, the time allotted to research work for this study was severely constricted.

FINANCE – One of the most significant restrictions for this investigation was a lack of funding. The current high cost of materials, access to a personal computer unit for website operating and debugging, transportation expenditures to and from the site of a computer school, and so on hampered the smooth and easy progression of the task.

1.7 TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Some words that need to be defined while writing this research paper are as follows:

Computer School – refers to resources, businesses, and services dedicated to educating users on computer-related issues.

Websites are collections of related online pages, including multimedia material, that are often identified by a shared domain name and published on at least one web server.

HTML – Hypertext Markup Language – is the industry standard markup language for developing online pages and web applications.

CSS- Cascading Style Sheets is a style sheet language used to describe the display of a markup-language-written document.

CUSTOMER – a person who purchases goods or services from a store or business.

ONLINE means controlled by or linked to a computer.(Of a service or activity) accessible or performed via the Internet or another computer network.