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Website Creation Document

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A document to help you create websites for clients. They fill in the fields and give you information about what they want the website for.

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Great!
Rated 10 out of 10

September 09, 2009 (2 months -1 days ago)
This document is really useful. Great idea! I hope you don't mind if I've made an italian translation of it to offer to Italian web-developers: http://nosatispassion.altervista.org/wordpress/web-design/2520/caro-cliente-dimmi-che-sito-vuoi/ Obviously I credited you as the author of the original document and I provided a backlink to this page.

Web Site Creation Strategy
Rated 10 out of 10

October 13, 2008 (1 years 0 ago)
This is an excellent resourse that I can use for my Web Design class. It is very professional.

great!
Rated 10 out of 10

September 14, 2008 (1 years 1 ago)
thank you

Yes! Finally!
Rated 8 out of 10

July 09, 2008 (1 years 3 ago)
I have been searching for sheets like this all over the web and I finally found one! I will never search again!

Great job
Rated 1 out of 10

June 29, 2008 (1 years 4 ago)
Website creation strategy is a great doc and job done by Michael Knight. Hope to get more from his rich experience.

Great organizational Tool
Rated 8 out of 10

April 13, 2008 (1 years 6 ago)
I have areal prob lem with organization - this doc is a great all-in-one way to keep track of all the necessary details for a website design project. It not only ensures that you have gotten all the information you need from the client, it prompts you to fill in other information and consider other questions related to the project. With this doc, you are well on the way to providing great service to your client.

Good Starting Place
Rated 10 out of 10

March 23, 2008 (1 years 7 ago)
The "Website Creation Document" is a great starting place for creating websites. I love the idea of just having your clients (your even filling it in yourself if you can't keep track of ideas for your personal website) fill in what they want. The fill in the blank aspect is the most helpful part of the document. I would definitely use this document for my organizational help creating my own website.

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Web Site Creation Strategy Use this form to help you compile the various types of information you need to design an effective, comprehensive, and user-friendly company Web site. Date prepared: Web site project name: Prepared by: Type of Web site: Informational E-commerce Phone: Both General description and specifications for the Web site: Development information A. Objectives: What are we trying to achieve by building this Web site? How many visitors do we want in a given time frame? What do we want them to do when they visit our site? B. Target audience: Who is our target audience for the site? C. Current target audience perceptions: How does the target audience perceive our company, our products, and our current Web site (if there is one)? D. Net impression: What is the most important impression that we want our Web site to make on our target audience? E. Key copy points: What do we need to tell our target audience? F. Proof points: Why should our target audience believe us? G. Tone: In what manner should we speak to our target audience? That is, should we use technical language; marketing hype; standard, straightforward English; or a combination of these tones? H. Information buckets: What information categories must we provide to meet our objectives? How do we want to organize our information into these categories? 2 I. Navigation: How do customers want to navigate within our Web site? What search and browse mechanisms should we offer? J. Site map: What are the interrelationships among the pieces of information that we provide on our Web site? K. Additional functionality: What features should we provide on the site to make it easy for our customers to do business with us (for example, shopping cart and payment options)? L. Keywords and meta tags: What keywords will customers likely use to find our Web site? M. Search engines: Which search engines do we want to register our Web site with? What level of registration do we want? N. Other mechanisms for driving traffic: What other techniques do we want to use for generating business on our Web site? 3 O. Contact information: What contact information and mechanisms for contacting us do we want to provide on our Web site? P. Competitive assessment: What are the pros and cons of our competitors’ Web sites? Web site project execution Q. Resource requirements: List internal and external resources. R. Estimated budget: If multiple vendors are required, break down the budget accordingly. S. Timeline: List project milestones, including estimated beginning and completion dates for each development phase. T. Other considerations and mandatory inclusions: 4

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