E-commerce

  IYZ E-Commerce Computing Blog Checklist   Student name: Shakhzod . Blog criteria Completed? Blog has been customized to reflect Computing/Technology.   Has a minimum of 10 posts?           Yes Number of Posts:          10 Class and Homework Tasks: Definition of e-commerce with reference.         Yes Class and Homework Tasks: Definitions of programming languages; Python, Ruby, HTML, JavaScript and CSS with references.           No Class and Homework Tasks: Research on the inventors of the WWW and E-Commerce with references and commentary.        Yes Class and Homework Tasks: Essential features of an e-commerce website and the ...

  What are SDLC Methodologies? SDLC Methodologies are processes and practices used by software development teams in order to successfully navigate the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). We’re not just here to provide you with an exhaustive list of obscure SDLC methodologies. Instead, we’re going to set the record straight on SDLC Methodologies. On the web, you’ll find articles that will define and explain a long list of SDLC Methodologies and give a brief summary of each so you can “choose” which is best for your project. It seems simple and harmless enough, but this is not how SDLC methodologies are used in the professional software development world. Most legacy SDLC methodologies aren’t even taught in University or bootcamp classrooms. Instead, today’s classes teach Agile frameworks like Scrum and Kanb an. Despite this, SDLC methodologies have indeed evolved greatly over time, to the point where once-ubiquitous methodologies like Waterfall have become obsolete and irrelevan...

What are alt tags:   The alt and title attributes of an image are commonly referred to as ‘alt tag’ or ‘alt text’, and ‘title tag’. (Technically they’re not tags, they’re attributes, but you don’t need to worry about that). These attributes allow you to add textual descriptions of your image, which can help with both SEO and accessibility. This is a complete HTML image tag: <img src=“image.jpg” alt=“image description” title=“image tooltip”> Alt text: The  alt  tag is used by screen readers, which are browsers used by people with a visual impairment for example. These screen readers tell them what is on the image by reading the  alt  tag. It’s not just screen readers that read alt text, though. Search engines like Google also use this information to understand the context of an image; to find out what an image shows, and what its purpose is. Each image  should  have an alt text. Not just for SEO purposes, but also for accessibility....