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The Web Project Guide helps provide context and understanding to the different phases of a web project — from planning and hiring a team to strategy, design, and development. Join Corey Vilhauer and Deane Barker, authors of The Web Project Guide, for a phase-by-phase trip through the web process.
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
39 minutes
English
United States
24 episodes
since Nov. 22, 2021
episodic
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Corey and Deane discuss the people and rules that help run a website after launch. Then, David Hobbs, author of Website Product Management: Keeping Focused During Change, joins to talk about transferring a site from a project to a product — what that means to keep the site going after launch, where…
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Corey and Deane talk about the idea of a web operations framework.
Then, Meghan Casey, content strategist and author of The Content Strategy Toolkit: Methods, Guidelines, and Templates for Getting Content Right, joins to talk about content governance and ongoing maintenance — how humans are nearly…
Corey and Deane talk about the concept of the "Nails List."
Then, Bob Davidson, Director of Development at Blend Interactive, joins to talk about how to get your site ready for launch, what makes a good QA practitioner, the role of quality assurance and testing in the development process, and how …
Corey and Deane discuss an old migration project.
Then, Carrie Hane, Principal Digital Strategist at Sanity and co-author of Designing Connected Content, joins to talk about preparing content for site migration — how good content modeling helps set up a site for future success, the psychological s…
Corey and Deane discuss a high-level philosophy of back-end development.
Then, David Knipe, Vice President of Product at Optimizely, joins to discuss back-end development — how developers and project stakeholders work together to make decisions, the difference (and balance) between technical perfe…
Corey and Deane talk about how front-end development has evolved past the early days, when it was largely seen as a simple layer on top of more complex back-end development, into something that's as complicated and important as ever.
Then, Ethan Marcotte, author of Responsive Web Design and Partn…
Corey and Deane discuss what clients should look for when selecting an implementation partner.
Then, Tony Byrne, co-author of The Right Way to Select Technology and President of Real Story Group, joins to talk through the implementation partner selection process, including common mistakes, the va…
Corey asks Deane a brutally honest question: as non-developers, why should we care about hosting at all?
Then, Elias Lundmark, product manager for cloud hosting at Optimizely, joins us to talk about website hosting in common terms — cloud versus on-premises, the reality (and politics) of "five 9s,…
Corey and Deane talk about a Donald Rumsfeld quote, and about the concept of "unknown unknowns."
Then, Cathy McKnight, Chief Problem Solver and lead analyst for The Content Advisory, joins us to talk about selecting a content management system — the process for choosing a system, how a CMS selecti…
Corey and Deane discuss the three parts of selecting a CMS: requirements, tool, and development team.
Then, Joe Kepley, chief technical officer at Blend Interactive, joins us to discuss the world of translating design and IA into code within a content management system — including balancing ground…
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