Chapter 27. Organizing and Managing a Website
What You’ll Learn in This Chapter:
▸ How to determine whether one page is enough to handle all your content
▸ How to organize a simple site
▸ How to organize a larger site
▸ How to write maintainable code
▸ How to get started with version control
The bulk of this book has led you through the design and creation of static and dynamic web content, from text to graphics and multimedia, and with a little JavaScript interactivity thrown in for good measure. Along the way, I’ve noted some of the ways you can think about the life cycle of that content—but in this chapter, you’ll learn how to look at your work as a whole.
This chapter shows you how to think about organizing and presenting multiple web pages ...
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