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5 Planning Your Work Planning Your Work A web author’s project can be a new website, revision of an existing website, maintenance and updates only of an existing website, and/or expansion of an existing website. This book will look at the web project process from the new website angle, although much of the information provided will be relevant to the other web projects. Planning for Usability Planning for usability before you start designing is crucial to creating a successful, easyto use website. This will include synthesizing the answers to several core questions, your client’s needs, some research into the kind of audience you expect to use the site, and cleanly organizing the results. Then you translate those results into an organizational structure for the website (design sitemap), then build the look and feel on top of that. Core Questions First, ask the client these questions, which provide the core information about the project. Then summarize the site/client assignment for yourself. • What is the primary purpose of the website - what does the client want it to do for his/her company? • Who is going to be the primary visitor (customer) of the website - est. demographics, anticipated customer needs, etc.? • What are the 2-3 main tasks the visitor is expected to accomplish using this website? • What minimum information must the website provide that will allow the visitor to easily and successfully handle these tasks? • What limitations are being placed on this web project - by the client, your timeline or resources, customer demographics, etc.? Client Survey Set aside enough time to have an interview and/or go over a questionnaire with your client, so you can get a lot of detail about what the client’s current status and projected project needs will be. Things you should ask several clarifying questions about include: 47
Page 1 and 2: Boot Camp Design Essentials for Beg
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25 Building Web Authoring Skills Bu
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Author Bio bio Author Bio L.J. Both
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