Designing the product page
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The document discusses the key components needed to create dynamic product pages for an e-commerce website. It explains that product pages require scripting languages like HTML and ASP to make the page contents flexible and database-driven. Specific technologies that are important include HTML for page elements, CSS for styling, SQL for interacting with a database of products, and ASP as a Microsoft scripting technology. It also recommends code editors like Notepad and PSPad that allow working with the multiple file types involved in a dynamic product page system.
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