Web development Platform Constraints.pptx
- 2. Group Members: • Jannat Ashraf (1006) • Saba (1012) • Tayyba Arooj (1025) • Hamna Azam (1026) • Adeen Fatima (1061)
- 5. Web platform Constraint: • Web platform constraints are the set of rules and limitations that define within which web development and design must operate. These constraints can relate to technical features, design elements, or functionality. • For example, some platforms may not support high traffic, lack customization options, or have limited browser compatibility.
- 7. Web Platform Constraints: • Understanding these limits is crucial for website builders in choosing the right platform and figuring out how to manage or adapt these challenges. • Data Protection and Privacy Regulations. • Cyber Security Threats.
- 8. Web Platform Constraints: • Data protection and privacy regulations: These regulations vary by country and region, with notable examples including the General Data Protection Regulation(GDPR) in the European union, the California Consumer Privacy Act(CCPA) in the United States, and others globally.
- 9. Web Platform Constraints: • Cyber Security Threats: Cyber security threats range from malware infections and phishing scams to sophisticated cyber attacks like SQL injection, cross-site scripting(XSS), and Distributed Denial of Services(DDoS) attacks, which can compromise sensitive data, disrupt website operations and damage a business’s reputation.
- 10. Content and Accessibility Constraint: • Content Management Challenges: Content management challenges encompass a range of issue related to creating, publishing, organizing, and maintaining website content. These challenges can significantly impact the effectiveness of a website, affecting user engagement, search engine optimization(SEO), and overall site usability.
- 11. Content and Accessibility Constraints: • Accessibility: When web content is not accessible, it can prevent user with visual, auditory, motor or cognitive disabilities from accessing information and interacting with website effectively
- 12. Web Platform Constraints: • Web Platform constraints refer to the limitations and restrictions imposed by web browser, devices, and networks on the development and functionality of web application and websites. Some common web platform constraints include: • Browser Compatibility. • Screen size and resolution. • Device limitation. • Network connectivity. • Security.
- 13. Web Platform Constraints: • Browser compatibility: • Ensuring that website works across different browsers (e.g. Chrome, Firefox, Safari) and versions. • Screen Size and Resolution: • Adapting to various screen sizes and resolutions, including mobile devices and tablets.
- 14. Web Platform Constraints: • Device Limitations: • Considering the capabilities and limitations of different devices, such as smartphones, tablets, desktop computers. • Network Connectivity: • Dealing with varying internet connection speeds and types (e.g. Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G).
- 15. Web Platform Constraints: • Security: Implementing measures to protect against cyber threats, such as cross-site scripting(XSS) and cross-site request forgery(CSPF). • Performance: Optimizing website loading times, responsiveness, and overall user experience.
- 16. Web Platform Constraints: • Accessibility: Ensuring that websites are usable by people with disabilities and meet accessibility standards(e.g. WCAG 2.1). • Content Limitation: Dealing with character limits, file size restrictions, and other content-related constraints.
- 17. Web Platform Constraints: • Technical Debt: Managing legacy code, outdated libraries, and other technical limitations. • User Experience: Balancing functionality, design, and usability to provide a positive user experience.
- 18. Web Platform Constraint: These constraints require developers, designers, and web professionals to adapt and innovate to deliver effective and user-friendly Web experience.
- 19. Thank You