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<h4><strong>as an example I start with draw my website as a draft then draw it at Photoshop then cut every part after using slice tool then .... etc</strong></h4>
Yes. the first step is to make the design in Photoshop, slice it in different part, then it's html and css, test your work in different browsers, make necessary changes.
Well,
It depends upon tools you choose to design and code, and also customer requirement.
If you are beginner then you can start from HTML where as if you are a professional web developer, you can use CMS like Joomla and Wordpress.
Hope you understand. :-)
First of all you want to know what kind of website you want to build , if its basic one and not managed you can use html/html5 , if its more advance with a backend administration for users or your client then you will need a cms like drupal / joomla / word press ( if its blog ) , spyro or any other .
if the site you want to build is so complicated like a web service or market service or any advanced service ( like amazon , facebook ...) then you will need to built it from scratch using frameworks ( yii , spring , phpcake ..)
After you knowing what kind of website you wanna build and chose the tools , you can start searching for a designer or you can buy a ready template to match it with your website .
At end you will need of course to test , fix bugs many times until u deliver the final version of this website
Dear Ahmed,
What you have mentioned in your question is just a simple task in the execution process of the whole project.
For me, building a website is a project that has5 process groups Initiation, planning, execution, monitoring and closing ... you have to go through them all.
