4. You know this game which you
can play while sitting in a
(boring) meeting?
Check every term which appears and shout
„BULLSHIT BINGO“ if a row or column is
complete
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
5. Bullshit Bingo
(Shout: „BULLSHIT“ if row or column is complete)
Proactive
Win-Win
Best practice
Mindset
Out of the box
Synergy
Sales driven
At the end of
the Day
24 / 7
The truth is...
Paradigm
Core
competences
Value added
Benchmark
Out of the loop Client focused
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
6. To collect terms for your own
game, just google for
„web design trends 2014“
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
7. 2014 - Web Design - Bullshit Bingo
(Shout: „BULLSHIT“ if row or column is complete)
Responsive
Web
Design
Single Page
Web Design
Neon
Off-Canvas
CSS3
Animations
Full-width
Background
Images
Fullscreen
Typography
QR Codes
Infinite
Scrolling
Decoupled
CMS
Interactive
Infographics
Social Media
Badges
Black & White
Design
Simplified
Design
Parallax
Scrolling
Flat Design
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
9. Responsive Web Design - RWD
is a Trend?
Really?
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
10. Wikipedia says:
A trend/fad/hype is any form of behavior that develops
among a large population and is collectively followed with
enthusiasm for some period, generally as a result of the
behavior's being perceived as novel in some way.
A trend/fad/hype is said to "catch on" when the
number of people adopting it begins to increase rapidly. The
behavior will normally fade quickly once the perception of
novelty is gone.
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
11. „So RWD is not a trend but the
fundamentally basis of serious
web design and a need to
ensure access to the web - now
and in the future“
Patrick Lobacher, 29.10.2013
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
12. But this is easy to cover:
iPad, iPhone, Nexus, Galaxy
#not
http://www.timhordern.com/
http://opensignal.com/reports/fragmentation.php
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
13. And what about these?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/taedc/10166827123/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/icebearger/8651979429/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/raneko/3045816114/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/samsungtomorrow/8335500219/
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
14. RWD is easy!
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
15. Ingredients
• Rearranging of content boxes
• A fluid grid concept
• Flexible images
• Media queries
• Server-side components (RESS)
• „a few“ processes
Customer
knowledge
(sadly)
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
17. Okay, okay - it‘s not that easy...
But this is just developer magic!
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
18. Sure?
Responsive Design is not
(just) a design or
development problem!
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
21. What‘s wrong with
this workflow?
It worked for years!
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
22. Responsive Web Design
needs a rethinking
It‘s an
all-embracing mindset!
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
23. And it approaches many roles:
CEO, Sales, UX/UI, Designer,
Coder, Content, Customer, ...
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
24. CEO / Freelancer / Decision Maker
• Do you have a vision for supporting every
device now and in the future?
• Want to invest in the further training of
your (whole) team?
• Are you ready for changing the rules of
your game? For a makeover?
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
25. Designer
• Forget about your main tools
(so Photoshop is not dead but there are more)
• Explore your medium radically
• Purely visual designers have the most to
learn
• Be open minded
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
26. Customer
• We both create business value - not pixelprecise PSD
• You need time - much time! As you are
involved in the project - daily. Participation
is key!
• You need a basic understanding of RWD
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
27. Sales
• You need new contracts
• Sell RWD consulting - your customer
needs it - for sure
• RWD projects are more expensive but
worth every € (for the customer)
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
30. RWD Workflow - Step 2
• Content Strategy (Consulting)
•
First step is collecting, evaluating, determining
content
•
Leads to a content inventory (Site navigation,
secondary navigation, logo, links, headline,
content box, ...)
•
Big Excel / Where / What / Who / When
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
31. RWD Workflow - Step 3
•
Content Wireframes
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Which content is where
Just boxes
No design!
Mobile first!
For every breakpoint
Main nav
Logo
Search & Links
Fancy Plugin
Headline
Content
For every page type
And for every content type
Footer
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
32. RWD Workflow - Step 4
•
Creating content
•
To identify different types of
content (lists, tables, headlines,
picture with text on the right, ...)
•
•
Use plaintext only
•
Convert it to HTML for a
dummy
Use markup via Markdown /
AsciiDoc / ReST
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
33. RWD Workflow - Step 5
• Content Testing
•
•
Test the content dummy
•
•
There are tools for this :-)
in all screensizes you‘ve
commited (and in between)
Signature by customer
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
34. RWD Workflow - Step 6
• Moodboard
Illustrate visually the
direction of the style
•
Look & feel of website
inkl. elements (like
navigation, ...)
•
Signature by customer
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
http://weblog.404creative.com/
•
35. RWD Workflow - Step 7
• Linear Design
•
Enrich content dummy with basic
design from Moodboard
•
•
•
Just linear - not positioned
To see how „real“ content will look like
Signature by customer
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
36. RWD Workflow - Step 8
• Prototype (Design in the browser)
•
Produce a clickdummy with
HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript/Whatever
•
Should lead to final layout - so
positioning is key
•
•
Interaction with customer!
Signature by customer
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
37. RWD Workflow - Step 9
• Device testing
•
•
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Test on real devices! No simulators!
Use Open Device Labs (ODL)
There are tools to support you
Signature by customer
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
41. What you (should) not sell
•
PSD
Static documents are NOT part of the
game!
•
Full Layouts
Design more elements and fewer layouts
Full Layouts
•
RWD AddOn
It‘s NOT possible to „pimp“ an existing
design/website with RWD. Period!
RWD AddOn
•
RWD for Non-RWD Design
Ensure that the designer has
comprehensive understanding of RWD
•
PSD
RWD for Non-RWD Design
History Museum
Let old browsers gracefully go
(or degrade them)
History Museum
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
42. Costs?
• (Sorry) Stupid questions:
•
•
How much is RWD?
•
•
More than without
How much more is RWD?
• Correct answer:
Less than twice the effort for FE
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
43. But wait...
• How Much Does a Responsive
Web Design Cost?
•
•
Answer: $13.47
Read more at:
http://bradfrostweb.com/blog/web/
how-much-does-a-responsive-webdesign-cost/
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
44. FAQ
•
•
•
Customer: We do RWD later
•
No - do it now or at the next Relaunch
Customer: We have a design agency
•
Ensure (really) that the design agency has a deep
understanding of all the RWD processes - otherwise skip
the job (or pay the bill)
Customer: We do it the good old way - with PSD
•
No, No and No. No PSD. Never.
Or - have a good contract / laywer
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
45. FAQ
•
•
•
Customer: We have no time to care about the
project
•
And we have no chance to implement RWD then
But I really need a quote for RWD
•
Double the amount for frontend and say: safety margin
What was the price for RWD in your last
project?
•
What was the price of your last car/house/whirlpool?
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
48. Contract - 2
• Agreements
•
Customer has to review the work, provide
feedback and appove in a timely manner
•
Deadlines work two ways, customer and agency
are bound to
•
Customer agree to stick to the payment
schedule
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
49. Contract - 3
•
Design
•
•
Creation of look-and-feel designs
•
•
Design process is iteratively
•
Static visuals just to indicate a look-and-feel direction
(typography, color, texture, elements)
Creation of flexible layouts that adapt to the
capabilities of many devices and screen sizes
Mainly use of HTML5 and CSS3, instead of mocking up
every template as a static visual
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
50. Contract - 4
• Content & Pictures
•
Agency is not responsible for writing or inputting
any content
•
Agency is not responsible for choosing, editing,
converting or taking pictures
•
If required, seperate quote could be provided
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
51. Contract - 5
• Browser testing in general
•
Browser testing no longer means attempting to
make a website look the same in browsers of
different capabilities or on devices with different
size screens.
•
It does mean ensuring that a person’s experience
of a design should be appropriate to the
capabilities of a browser or device.
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
52. Contract - 6
• Desktop browser testing
•
•
We test with the following browsers (including
version)
•
•
Apple / Safari / 6.0.5
xxx / yyy / zzz
We do not test with the following browsers
•
Microsoft IE 8
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
53. Contract - 7
• Mobile browser testing
•
•
We test with the following browsers (including
version)
•
•
•
Android 4.1 / Chrome / 6.0.5
iOS 7.0.x / Safari
xxx / yyy / zzz
We do not test with the following browsers
•
Blackberry OS /QNX, Symbian, ... (any Browser)
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
54. Contract - 8
• Changes / Feature Requests
•
As this is a fixed price contract, we have a requirement
specification and a functional specification done at the
beginning
•
•
We estimate our work based on these documents
But we want to be flexible. So if you want anything to be
changed (in difference to these documents), we will
provide you with an seperate estimate
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
55. Contract - 9
• Copyright
•
Customer guarantees that all assets of text, images or
other artwork he provides are either that the customer
has permission to use them
•
The customer own the elements but the agency owns
the unique combination (design, layout) of them.
•
The agency gives a license of this unique combination
for the customer exclusive and in perpuity for this
project only
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
56. Contract - 10
• Payment schedule
•
We aggree on the the following payemen schedule:
•
•
•
50% in advance - agency starts work when cashed
40% at delivery (or define smaller milestones)
10% at acceptance
•
If customer uses the project in a live environment - this implies a
acceptance and remaining 10% are due
•
10 day term
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
57. Contract - 11
•
Legal
•
No programming work is error-free. We try to fix bugs
(functions which are defined in the documents mentioned
earlier but not working as described) as soon as possible but
we can’t be liable to you or any third-party for damages,
including lost profits, lost savings or other incidental,
consequential or special damages, even if you’ve advised us of
them.
•
The agency will show off the work with other people, so the
agency reserves the right, with your permission, to display and
link to the project and to write about it.
•
We are not liable for any bugs in used Open Source Software
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign
62. Last words:
Responsive Web Design
needs Re-Thinking
Thank You!
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63. Patrick Lobacher
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43 years, happily married, residing in Munich
Author of 9 books and > 40 articles on the subject of TYPO3
and web development
Active in the web deveopment area since 1994
Certified TYPO3 Integrator since 2009
Until 2012 member of the teams Extbase (Leader),
Certification and Content editoral
Until 2012 member of the EAB (Expert Advisory Board)
Co-Organizer of the TYPO3camp Munich (2008-2013) and
TYPO3 Developer Days (T3DD12)
Speaker at national and internation conferences
Lecturer for leading training institutes and MVHS
Publications:
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64. typovision GmbH
• Full service digital communications agency based in Munich & NRW
• >40 employees (+ 15 from freelancer pool)
• CEO: Sebastian Böttger (CTO), Patrick Lobacher (CMO)
• Highly specialized in TYPO3 since 10 years (Extbase/Fluid since 2009)
• Platinum TYPO3 Association Member since 3 Jahren
• Specialized in Enterprise Search (Solr, Elastic Search) since 3 years
• Focus: Premium Open Source Web Technlologies and CMS
• Agency profil (german): www.typovision.de/dieagentur
• More than 600 projects of any size
• Vision:
We are the partner of our clients in all areas of its digital
communication - from the initial vision to the successful
implementation and far beyond.
Patrick Lobacher | typovision GmbH | 29.10.2013 | Selling Responsive Webdesign