Arduino.cc has a homepage devoted to summarizing the product, which is a platform for electronics prototyping. Artists and designers can benefit from this technology. Part of the main page provides the twitter feed. Those who wish to buy the product can click on the buy-link that is part of the main menu. There is a list of distributors that are grouped in countries listed alphabetically by region. Global distributors are listed, but there are individual distributors in Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia and Pacific, and Africa. The download area has a disclaimer, followed by a series of links that allow visitors to the site get the Arduino software.
A section exists on arduino.cc getting started with this software, and it includes an introduction as to what Arduino is and why people should use it. There are also sections on environment and troubleshooting. The learning section of arduino.cc has a style guide that serves as a reference page for terminologies. A reference page offers the three main parts that Arduino programs can be slotted into. These are structure, values, and functions.
The hardware section lists the official Arduino boards, such as the Arduino Uno, the Mega 2560, and the Leonardo. The frequently asked questions page discusses what it means that Arduino is open-source hardware, how one can obtain the board, who makes them, and how people who want to design their boards can do so. Visitors to the site can create an account so they can access whenever they like.
Arduino In The Web
