UNIT NO. & TITLE: NO. 10 Design and Develop a website
QUALIFICATION: BTEC Level 4 Computing
YEAR: 2018-2019
PREPARED BY: SIDDHESH RAJE
REPORT and Presentation
ASSESSOR NAME:
SUBMITTED ON:
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Serono Topic Page
No.
1. LO1: Explain server technologies and management
services associated with hosting and managing websites.
P1: Identify the purpose and types of DNS, including
explanations on how domain names are organised and
managed.
P2: Explain the purpose and relationships between
communication protocols, server hardware, operating
systems and web server software with regards to
designing, publishing and accessing a website
2. LO2: Categorise website technologies, tool and software
used to develop website.
P3: Discuss the capabilities and relationships between
front-end and back- end website technologies and
explain how these relate to presentation and application
layers.
P4: Discuss the differences between online website
creation tools and custom-built sites with regards to
design flexibility, performance, functionality, User
Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI).
LO3: Utilise Discuss the differences between online
website creation tools and custom-built sites with
regards to design flexibility, performance, functionality,
User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI).
P5: Create a design document for a branded, multiple
website supported with medium fidelity wireframes and
user requirements.
P6: Use your design document with appropriate
principles, standards and guidelines to produce a
branded, multiple website supported with realistic
content.
3. LO4: Create and use a Test Plan to review the
performance and design of multiple website.
P7: Create a suitable Test Plan identifying key
performance area and use it to review the functionality
and performance of your website.
4. Reference
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, LO1: Explain server technologies and management services associated hosting
and managing website
P1: Identify the purpose and types of DNS, including explanations on how
domain names are organized and manged.
DNS: The domain Name System is a phonebook of the internet. It connects
URLs with their IP address. With DNS it is possible to type word instead of
using unique IP address it allows people to search for website and send emails
using familiar names.
Purpose Of DNS: Domain Name Servers are the internet’s equivalent of a
phone book. They maintain a directory of domain names and translate them to
internet protocol (IP) addresses.
DNS translates domain name. It is because of DNS we can visit a website
by just typing the domain name rather than the full IP address.
It supports high performance, availability, and scalability through the use
of data hierarchies.
It is necessary because, although domain names are easy for people to
remember, computer or machines, access website based on IT addresses
Types of DNS server:
Primary Master Server: The primary master server is the DNS
name server that loads the master copy of its data from disk when its
starts. The primary server may also delegate authority to secondary
servers in its zone as well as to servers outside its zones
Root Server: A root server is part of the supporting
infrastructure of the internet and facilitates internet use bu acting
as the backbone of online access.
Forwarding Server: When simple DNS plus receives DNS request
for a domain name configured for forwarding its skips the normal DNS
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QUALIFICATION: BTEC Level 4 Computing
YEAR: 2018-2019
PREPARED BY: SIDDHESH RAJE
REPORT and Presentation
ASSESSOR NAME:
SUBMITTED ON:
1
, Index
Serono Topic Page
No.
1. LO1: Explain server technologies and management
services associated with hosting and managing websites.
P1: Identify the purpose and types of DNS, including
explanations on how domain names are organised and
managed.
P2: Explain the purpose and relationships between
communication protocols, server hardware, operating
systems and web server software with regards to
designing, publishing and accessing a website
2. LO2: Categorise website technologies, tool and software
used to develop website.
P3: Discuss the capabilities and relationships between
front-end and back- end website technologies and
explain how these relate to presentation and application
layers.
P4: Discuss the differences between online website
creation tools and custom-built sites with regards to
design flexibility, performance, functionality, User
Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI).
LO3: Utilise Discuss the differences between online
website creation tools and custom-built sites with
regards to design flexibility, performance, functionality,
User Experience (UX) and User Interface (UI).
P5: Create a design document for a branded, multiple
website supported with medium fidelity wireframes and
user requirements.
P6: Use your design document with appropriate
principles, standards and guidelines to produce a
branded, multiple website supported with realistic
content.
3. LO4: Create and use a Test Plan to review the
performance and design of multiple website.
P7: Create a suitable Test Plan identifying key
performance area and use it to review the functionality
and performance of your website.
4. Reference
2
, LO1: Explain server technologies and management services associated hosting
and managing website
P1: Identify the purpose and types of DNS, including explanations on how
domain names are organized and manged.
DNS: The domain Name System is a phonebook of the internet. It connects
URLs with their IP address. With DNS it is possible to type word instead of
using unique IP address it allows people to search for website and send emails
using familiar names.
Purpose Of DNS: Domain Name Servers are the internet’s equivalent of a
phone book. They maintain a directory of domain names and translate them to
internet protocol (IP) addresses.
DNS translates domain name. It is because of DNS we can visit a website
by just typing the domain name rather than the full IP address.
It supports high performance, availability, and scalability through the use
of data hierarchies.
It is necessary because, although domain names are easy for people to
remember, computer or machines, access website based on IT addresses
Types of DNS server:
Primary Master Server: The primary master server is the DNS
name server that loads the master copy of its data from disk when its
starts. The primary server may also delegate authority to secondary
servers in its zone as well as to servers outside its zones
Root Server: A root server is part of the supporting
infrastructure of the internet and facilitates internet use bu acting
as the backbone of online access.
Forwarding Server: When simple DNS plus receives DNS request
for a domain name configured for forwarding its skips the normal DNS
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