Overview of the Web Development Process.  Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)

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Overview of the Web Development Process

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)  Design  Gather Content (Development phase)  Prototype (first working model)  Draft (revised working model)  Final (contains all content – ready for launch)

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)

 Mission  Vision  Audience  Messages  Goals and Objectives  Content  Stakeholders  Timeline

 Mission and Vision Guides all other web development activities

 Brainstorming  Audience  Messages

 Planning for Success  Goal A  Objective 1  Measurement for Success  Objective 2  Measurement for Success  Goal B  Objective 1  Measurement for Success  Objective 2  Measurement for Success

 Identify and Record All Stakeholders

 More Brainstorming: Content...and how will it fit in the site structure

 Develop Realistic Timeline  Scope  Sufficient time to complete work  Potential issues

 Other items to include:  Maintenance Schedule  Planned Revisions (usually content)  Updating of the Strategic Plan

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)  Design

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)  Design  Gather Content (Development phase)

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)  Design  Gather Content (Development phase)  Prototype (first working model)

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)  Design  Gather Content (Development phase)  Prototype (first working model)  Draft (revised working model)

 Website Strategic Plan (Planning)  Content and Site Architecture (Planning)  Website Strawman (Planning)  Design  Gather Content (Development phase)  Prototype (first working model)  Draft (revised working model)  Final (contains all content – ready for launch)

 Launch  Develop a launch plan  Create links to site  Announce site  Site becomes live to the public

It’s time to start thinking about the next phase...