Web Documentary Skills III
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This document outlines skills needed for web documentary work including programming applications, mobile web, and websites as well as design skills for creating a good first impression.
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- 1. WEB DOCUMENTARY SKILLS Programming • Applications • Mobile Web • Websites Design • Creating the first impression
Editor's Notes
- In the context of a web-documentary, it is common to hear terms such as applications, websites, html, cloud computing etc. With technology advancement and the world population becoming increasingly educated and connected, the demand for accessibility increases. The population are indirectly demanding for real-time information on-the-go with improving connectivity throughout the world. As such, the creation of applications for smartphone users has increased dramatically, be it for Android or Apple. Programmers nowadays no longer involve themselves in just creating languages which communicates with the system only. Voices of the users have to be heard, inferred and considered. They will have to update and upgrade themselves continuously in order to produce a better alternatives to provide a faster, user-friendlier, more interesting and stable access to the users.Lastly, by having a unique design, it will make an impression on the audiences, and it is always the first impression that counts. Say, for example, iPhones. The simple and sleek design working in tandem with the user-friendly functions have won much attention that 86 million units were sold in the U.S. from when the phone first launched in 2007 through the second quarter of this year.