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Web Wizards is being formed as a partnership that will be owned and operated by brothers Frank and Mike Jestar. The company will be a home—based business in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, a middle—class suburb of Detroit, with many small businesses and no shortage of home—based businesses.
A web designer puts information on the World Wide Web in the form of web pages for use by individuals and businesses. Web designers use the principles that a graphic artist would use to create their artwork. The difference, however, is that a web designer's tool is a computer, and their "paints" are computer software.
Web site design is the process of creating a site on the Internet. Internet users view Web sites with a software program known as a Web browser. Each Web site has a unique address usually referred to as a unique resource locator or URL. Web sites can consist of text, graphics, audio files, video files, and animation. For many businesses, a Web site can be a virtual "storefront" that enables the company to sell products and services to customers and clients around the world at a relatively small price.
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