WEB DEVELOPMENT RELEVANCE
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
web development, online presence, website creation, digital economy, user experience, business digitalization, internet platforms, web designAbstract
This article examines the growing relevance of web development in the modern digital landscape, analyzing how websites have become essential tools for business, education, and social interaction. The research demonstrates that web development has evolved from a supplementary service to a fundamental requirement for organizational success, competitiveness, and digital presence.
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