This project explains how the web works from a systems perspective. The goal is to demonstrate clear understanding of client–server architecture, data flow, and the roles of core web technologies.
This is not a coding-heavy project. It is a thinking and communication project.
Explain the web in your own words. Avoid definitions copied from blogs or textbooks.
Focus on:
- What the web enables
- Why it exists
- How it differs from local software
Explain:
- What a client is
- What a server is
- What responsibilities each has
Include real-life examples.
Describe what happens when a user:
- Visits a website
- Clicks a button
- Submits a form
Do not go deep into protocols. Focus on clarity and correctness.
Explain:
- What problem each technology solves
- What happens when responsibilities are mixed
- Why separation matters
List at least 3 mistakes beginners make when learning web development. Explain why they happen.
Reflect honestly:
- What was confusing before?
- What is clearer now?
- What questions do you still have?
A diagram explaining client–server interaction is included in the diagram/ folder.