When my friend Josie Scott shared this video in a user experience group we belong to, I had to share it on my blog.
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When my friend Josie Scott shared this video in a user experience group we belong to, I had to share it on my blog.
Ever been to a meeting where the impossible is asked? Continue reading Meetings and The Expert [Video]
At his WordCamp San Diego 2012 presentation, Strategies for a Successful Web Project, web developer Wes Chyrchel shared his tips for managing client expectations and web projects.
I liked his common sense approach:
and appreciated his insights on time management and projects.
Read my key takeaways and check out some of the backchannel conversation from Twitter during his talk.
I like @weschyrchel's model: 50% at project start, 25% after 30 days of work, 25% at end of project. Due upon receipt. #wcsd
— Deborah Edwards-Onoro (@redcrew) March 24, 2012
In the #wcsd "Successful WordPress Project" session, massive applause for Freshbooks invoices due upon receipt, he says "I'm not a bank."
— Press Wizards WP Dev (@PressWizards) March 24, 2012
Use metrics to design your sites. If you build something for client & it doesn't convert, you haven't done your job. #wcsd
— Deborah Edwards-Onoro (@redcrew) March 24, 2012
#wcsd "Successful WordPress Project" session: use wireframes to eliminate color objections, focus on placement.
— Press Wizards WP Dev (@PressWizards) March 24, 2012
Good point go live on a Tuesday, users are more apt to take time to take a look at the site, nobody has time on a Monday! @weschyrchel #wcsd
— Teri Massick (@TeriMassick) March 24, 2012