Loading ...How many times has something gone wrong with your site that reminded you that you needed to spend more time in the planning process? Kim Krause Berg, the owner of UsabilityEffect.com and Cre8pc.com, created a system for users that not only helps in the website planning process, but it also eliminates many of the problems in advance.
When Krause Berg decided to become a usability consultant, she wanted to find an effective way to do this. Her system includes business requirements, functional requirements, search engine requirements, search engine marketing requirements, server requirements, social media requirements, and mobile requirements.
Typically, when a site is close to being complete, someone will decide to add or change something. Unfortunately, sometimes it cannot be done due to issues with the server or another matter. In other words, there wasn’t enough advance planning.
To make sure this doesn’t happen, Krause Berg recommends starting with a basic goal and then breaking it down. In the end, you will, hopefully, be able to detect all the problems before the roll-out of your website.
And here I thought this video was lost. You did a fantastic job with this video! I’m really impressed. Just wanted to add that Mike was having a much better hair day than I was.
Wonderful video and article Mike and Kim! I truly loved it!
As a website designer myself, I agree with you Kim totally!
Planning and developing a website takes a lot of time.
I am currently in the process of re-designing my entire website.
I have OVER 60 or more web pages to add text to, images, text links,
meta tags, description tags, title tages, RFDa tags, SEO, and so on.
It is going to be a big project, but I LOVE a challenge!
I will be following you both Kim and Mike on Twitter.=)
You are welcome to follow me back on Twitter at eBayHomeBizHelp
Sincerely yours,
Tonya in VA near DC
Thank you Tonya
The slides from that session are here: http://www.slideshare.net/cre8pc/requirements-gathering-for-better-web-site-conversions
Maybe they will give you some support or ideas
Warm regards,
Kim