Lesson 7
Website Development Process Conclusion
Learn from the best
Every successful Web design team has its own methodology. By cultivating standard procedures, a team can both perfect and internalize its efficiency and thoroughness. Methods may vary slightly from team to team or from project to project, but certain practices are common because they are productive.
The Web Site Development Process Model reflects the best of the practices that cultivate standard procedures and internalize efficiency and thoroughness
Increase your value
By having clearly defined goals, responsibilities, and documentation throughout the process, you will have better communication with your client and build a stronger relationship and reputation.
And in the short term, your knowledge of these practices will allow you to join and contribute to a new team or work group easily.
You should now be able to:
- Define the six phases of the Web site development process
- Define the key elements of the process
- Define the role categories and how they are associated with specific jobs
- Describe how these key elements help to organize specific tasks
- Describe how activities map to achieving specific objectives
Next Gen Digital Workplace
Glossary
In this module, you were introduced to the following glossary terms:
- Composite client
- Deliverables: A deliverable is a tangible or intangible good or service produced as a result of a project that is intended to be delivered to a customer, either internal or external.
- Design and architecture specification
- Maintenance plan
- Marketing plan
- Proposal
- Quality assurance plan
- RFP (request for proposal)
- Requirements definition
- Stakeholder
- Stockholder
- Surrogate client
Next Module
In the next module, the six phases of the Web site development process will be explained to you in greater detail. You will also learn about success factors and risks, and the deliverables required for each phase.
Website Development Process Key Elements - Quiz
