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Required Skills
determine functional requirements
identify dynamic client and serverside requirements
communication skills to liaise with the client
follow documented instruction from a supplied guide
interpret workplace instructions and other technical documents
keep uptodate with latest industry guidelines
planning and organisational skills to plan and organise the most appropriate solution
identify and rectify website functional problems
identify and resolve bugs in the code created
select the most efficient and effective algorithms
find solutions to encountered problems
keep uptodate with industry trends
apply web programming concepts
create software in a variety of languages including client and serverside languages
create aesthetically pleasing web pages
understand hypertext transfer protocol HTTP
features of internet technology
principles of analysis and design
programming control structures and objectoriented programming
web programming concepts including
Evidence Required
Range Statement
Document may include: | software requirement specificationsunified modelling language (UML) diagramswireframes. |
Prototype may be in the form of: | images of sample web pages non-functional static website to demonstrate what the site will look like. |
Architectural requirements may be in reference to: | classes required to build the applicationconfigurationoperating systemsoftware. |
Data storage may include: | databasefiles, such as eXtensible markup language (XML). |
Components may include: | classes required to build the applicationflash moviesJavaScriptjQueryshopping cartweb user controls. |
Design structure may include: | cascading style sheet (CSS)eXtensible hypertext markup language (XHTML). |