Developing and deploying dynamic Web sites

Dynamic Web sites are more than a collection of pages, graphics, and data. They provide viewers with an interactive experience where information is dynamically generated, gathered, stored, and processed. Such a site is sometimes called a Web application. When designing a Web application, you need to consider user interaction patterns, server configurations, database tools, and more. Discussing all of these issues is beyond the scope of this guide. Here is the basic process and how to use GoLive to make the construction of a Web application as quick and simple as possible.

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Step 1: Design the site
Step 2: Create or obtain the database or other data source
Step 3: Create the GoLive site
Step 4: Build a static version of the site with simulated content
Step 5: Configure the development server
Step 6: Make the site dynamic
Step 7: Create the site data source(s)
Step 8: Make pages dynamic
Step 9: Add content sources to pages and bind page elements to content source fields
Step 10: Test site functionality
Step 11: Publish the site to a production server