- Content providers
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Work on the data itself—creating or editing HTML documents,
incorporating images and forms, and maintaining the integrity of the
links.
- Designers
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Create the images and also define the
"look" of the site.
- Programmers
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Write CGI, Java, JavaScript, and other programs to incorporate to the
web site.
- Administrators
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Make sure that the server is running properly and efficiently at all
times. They might also be responsible for establishing new content
development areas, writing new scripts, and maintaining the security
of sensitive documents and of the site in general.
On a large site, you might have a staff of 50 content providers, a
group of five designers, 3 or 4 programmers, and 2 administrators. On
a small site, one person might do it all herself.
Each of these people might justifiably call themselves
"webmasters." And while a
programmer may not be especially interested in HTML syntax or server
configuration, and someone who works only in HTML markup may not need
to know anything about HTTP, this book should be useful to all.
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