How To Find Amazing Website Designers And Manage Them To Get What You Want
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The client is seeking to get organized by gathering existing assets like their brand guidelines, logo, copy, and product images. They also want to understand their user personas through analytics and surveys. The document then discusses estimating the costs of a website design project based on factors like the site size and functionality, as well as where to find designers like agencies, freelancers, or overseas designers. It provides tips on shortlisting candidates, reviewing portfolios, drafting work agreements, and managing the project.
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- 6. CLIENT:GETORGANIZED • Company Overview • Assets – Brand Guidelines, Logo, Copy Deck, Product Images & Descriptions • User Personas – Google Analytics, Facebook, Mailchimp (SocialPro), survey customers • Scope of Work
- 8. HOWMUCHDOESITCOST • What is the size and functionality? • Costs can vary: – Overseas $10 – $40/hr – U.S. Agency $50 – $200/hr – Solo Web Designers $35 – $100/hr • Template vs Full Custom Site
- 10. WHERETOFINDDESIGNERS TYPES OF DESIGNERS • Agencies • Freelancer • Overseas HOW TO FIND DESIGNERS • Word of Mouth (Referral) • Directories • Design Contests #nospec
- 11. HOWTOSHORTLIST • Matches Your Budget • Understands Your Business Goals • Industry Experience • Launch Goals vs Availability • Communication Standards
- 12. SORTFOLIO • 16,000+ Agencies • 120 Countries • Search – Budget – Location – Industry • Trusted Agencies
- 14. WORKAGREEMENT • Scope of Work & Milestones • Client & Design Deliverables • Communication Standards • Payment Terms and Payment Schedule • Scope Change (aka Scope Creep)
- 15. PROJECTMANAGEMENT • Project Management Tools – Asana, Trello, Basecamp, Jira, etc. • Asset Management Tools – Google Drive, Dropbox, etc. • Design Presentations, Client Feedback (Collective) and Revisions • Communication
- 16. SCRUM • Product Backlog • Sprint Backlog • Sprint Review • Sprint Retrospective
- 18. SCOPECREEP • Reasons for Scope Creep – Personnel/Management Changes – Product Changes – Partnership Changes • Consequences of Scope Creep – Schedule Delays – Over Budget • Cover Scope Change in Your Work Agreement
- 20. SPELLCHECK
- 21. CONTEXT
- 22. PlanFORSUCCESS • Get Organized • Find a Complementary Designer • Write a Fair Work Agreement • Consistent & Timely Communication • Quality Assurance • Launch Your New Site • Have a Scotch