Can you describe your workflow when you create a web page?

Answer 1

Workflow may vary from people to people, but for me , it works this way.
1. Why do I want a webpage for?

2. Just sketch in mind or somewhere how you want your webpage design to look like etc. Make sure it attracts targeted audience.

3. Where to upload it(Most important, if you do not have a server/website to upload your webpage, your effort will go down into the drain)
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Now the coding part. Whenever I reach the point where my HTML code needs to extract files from a C++/JS file, I will write 1 more line,stop down there and code the required C++/JS file. Everytime I am done with a major section, I will just open it in HTML format to see if it goes as planned.
(I normally use HTML with C++, sometimes JS. I do not often use PHP for coding a webpage)

Answer 2

1. Motivate myself.
2. Set a goal.
3. Check.
4. Designing.
5. Check.
6. Coding.
7. Check.
8. Discard everything.
9. Repeat 1-8 until I'm satisfied.

Answer 3

Mine usually goes like this:

1. set up npm or whatever tools I need (make, occasionally grunt/uglify/babel/...)
2. add a TODO file (on bigger projects you just forget stuff..)
3. brew some coffee
4. design the frontend in HTML+CSS and fill it with dummy data to see whether it looks nice
5. design the backend (if any), like database stuff and whatnot
6. do all the javascript that gets stuff from the backend and displays it on the frontend
7. lots of testing!

Answer 4

1) Figuring out main topic/purpose of the page.
2) Is there a creative commons template exists for this topic?
3.1) If exist then customize it, test it, decide if it fits project or not
3.2) If not exist then sketch a basic design, improve it, decide if it fits project or not.
4) Review project in every aspect, search and fix bugs, improve things
5) Decide if project seems fine. If its not good enough, go step 4
6) Publish and ask some of your friends to test and review page. If there is bugs or nice suggestions, go, step 4.
7) Advertise it

Answer 5

1. Decide what type of web page you want to create.
2. Make a rough sketch in your mind.
3. You should have a written set of elements you want to add in your web page.
4. For better and advanced looks use java script and CSS in parallel.
5. Test your code and make it flawless.
6. Don't use complicated code. Simple is better.

Answer 6

A rough design of webpage on paper
grab some thing to drink
Open my fav editor

Make basic design
Test
add styles
test
(add more stuff
test
add styles to stuffs
test)repeat