Managing Web Design Projects

Managing Web Design Projects (WEB311)

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Course Length: 1 day
Delivery Methods: Available as private class only
Course Overview

In this Managing Web Design Projects training class, you will learn all about the design process and how to manage a web design project from start to finish.

Course Benefits
  • Learn about the phases of the design process.
  • Learn how to define project scope.
  • Learn about creating mockups and working with data.
  • Learn how to integrate the pieces of your website project.
  • Learn about usability and accessibility considerations.
  • Learn the steps in rolling our your project.
  • Learn how to analyze and learn from your project for future projects.
Course Outline
  1. Design Process
    1. Preproject Tasks
    2. Planning Phase
    3. Production-Phase Work Flow
    4. Postproduction Wrapup
    5. Understanding the Design Process (Exercise)
  2. Project Scope
    1. Preparing a Scope Statement
    2. Create a Scope Statement (Exercise)
    3. Breaking Down a Scope Statement
    4. Building Proper Expectations
    5. Demo - Using Phases to Organize a Project File
    6. Iteration Process
    7. Break Down a Scope Statement (Exercise)
  3. Mock-ups
    1. Best Technologies to Use
    2. Best Practices
    3. Fine Line between Creativity and Technology Limits
    4. Creating a Mockup (Exercise)
  4. Functionality Model
    1. Data Planning
    2. Data Gathering
    3. Data Best Practices
    4. Database Questions (Exercise)
  5. Integration
    1. Breaking Down the Look
    2. Putting It Back Together
    3. CSS Rules Overview
    4. Combining the Look and Function
    5. Demo - Combining Look and Code Using Text Editor
    6. Combining the Look and Function (Exercise)
  6. Usability and Accessibility Rules
    1. Define the Rules
    2. How Do They Impact My Project
    3. Enforcing the Rules
    4. Using an Online Site Checker (Exercise)
  7. Roll-out
    1. Setting Up a Safe Test Space
    2. Setting Client Expectations
    3. Dealing with Changes
  8. Analysis
    1. Post Project Tasks
    2. Looking Back
    3. Demo: Update a Project Plan
    4. Documentation
    5. Marking a Project Plan Complete and Storing the Original Files (Exercise)
Class Materials

Each student will receive a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.

Live Private Class
  • Private Class for your Team
  • Live training
  • Online or On-location
  • Customizable
  • Expert Instructors
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