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How to manage web development

Posted Oct 27th, 2009 at 9:53 AM and seen 3370 times

More tips and tricks for effective Web Design.

J. K. Glei of Behance explained the seven steps of managing the web development process. They are content, wireframing, design, development, testing, and ongoing support. Her posting provides an excellent overview of the process. I have a slightly simpler methodology: I ask Electric Pulp to do its thing and voila, it’s done. If you’re not an Electric Pulp client, you should read this article.

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Comments (4)

Oct 27, 2009
mcdebaca said...
school of hard knocks: testing after each step and not just once means less rework $ and time later and a better website http://post.ly/AWyD
Oct 27, 2009
robinbertelsen said...
I don't know how many people I've worked with who think they can skip right to development. Causes headache and expenses each time.
Oct 28, 2009
wojtek Hoch said...
You absolutely need the right process - immerse, understand, prototype, test, test and test again and then build it.
Oct 28, 2009
Rufus Dog said...
Our method is even simpler. We just tell people to throw everything they think should be on their Web site in a shoebox and send it off to us. If you wait for the client to sort their "shoebox crap" the project never starts.

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