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The document discusses the mission and goals of FIU's Web Communications team. The team aims to lead FIU's web presence and make the university viewed as premier. They will provide tools and resources to benefit FIU, including web standards, templates, and assisting other departments. Their main objectives are to redesign FIU's website to be more user-focused based on feedback, select a new content management system, and launch new university-wide tools.
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Web development refers to the process of creating and maintaining websites and web applications. This involves a range of tasks, including coding, programming, testing, and debugging. Web developers use programming languages such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as web development frameworks, to create web pages and web applications that run on web browsers.
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Process of Web Development
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