Have you been told your organization or nonprofit needs a website, but you don't know where to begin? Join us as we teach you the fundamentals of website development while building an interactive website for your nonprofit or organization. This event is a perfect starting point for you. This is a Do-It-Yourself(DIY) event, where you will learn how to build a perfect website for your organization.

1. Website
Developme
nt(DIY)
Website Development For
Nonprofits
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2. Hello!
My name is Desire Sackitey. I am the TechSoup Connect
Ghana Chapter Leader.
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3. Table of contents
Introduction
#1
Background and an
introduction to website
development
#2
Terminologies
Understanding some terms
used by website developers
#3
Coding 101
A brief introduction to HTML
& CSS
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WordPress Website
Building a wordpress
website
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4. #1
Introduction
Background and an
introduction to website
development
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5. How did it all start?
It all began in 1991. The world wide web
● The first website went live in
November 1991.
● In 1993 we had the launch of the
search. Introduction of ALIWEB
(Archie Like Indexing for the WEB).
This was considered the first
search engine.
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6. How did it all start?
● Then came the birth of landing
pages in 1993. MTV launched its
website
● Then went on to using Ads in 1994.
The birth of online marketing.
Started first by Hotwire now Wired.
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7. How did it all start?
● In 1996 website grew to 36 million
users worldwide
● In 1998 Google was born
● In 2000 paypal was took off even
though it started in 1999.
● In 2003 the world’s leading Content
Management was born
● In 2004 MySpace was born.
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8. How did it all start?
● In 2006 facebook went public. It
was launched in 2004 but for
college students.
● In 2010 we had responsive web
design
● Fost-forward to 2020 we had the
boost in Website builders
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9. #2
Terminologies
Understanding some terms
used by website developers
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10. URL
URL stands for Universal Resource
Locator
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11. Domain Registrar
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Domain registrars coordinate the
name servers that turn URLs into
the IP addresses that get us to our
destinations.

12. Coding 101
A brief introduction to HTML
& CSS
#3
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13. #4
WordPress
Website
Building a wordpress website
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14. Website
You can replace the image on the screen
with your own work. Just delete this one
and add yours
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Do you have any questions?
desireseyram@gmail.com
+233 248 863 902
desiresyram@gmail.com
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