The document outlines the process for keeping a web project on track, on time, and on budget. It discusses reviewing existing content, planning new content, writing and editing content, testing the website, and launching the new website. Key steps include conducting a site audit, developing an information architecture and wireframes, creating design mockups, developing the pages, migrating content, testing throughout the process, and project management tools to monitor timeline and budget.

1. Web Project Process How we keep your project on track, on time, and on budget

2. Overview Review Website Content Planning Writing and Editing Content into Website Testing Launch Website Design Mockups Build Templates

3. Strategy A website is a tactic. It’s part of a larger strategy. If you don’t know why you’re making a website, you cannot succeed. Strategy comes from planning and research.

4. Strategic Approach Who is your audience? What do you want them to do? What are you communicating? How will you measure success? Outline the Objectives Understand the Challenges Do the Research Develop the Strategy Build the Tactical Plan Measure and Adjust

5. Site Audit A review and inventory of content, files, images, and forms from the current site.

6. Information Architecture The plan for how content will be organized.

7. Wireframe A sketch of how a page might be organized.

8. Design Mockups An image of what a page will look like.

9. Development Converting mockups into usable web pages.

10. Content Migration Moving content into the new website.

11. Testing Evaluating how well content or design works with users. This takes place throughout the project.

12. Launch Making the site live and available to the world.

13. Project Management Dedicated project manager Time-keeping and project tracking tools On track, on time, and on budget