S2: The whys, wheres and hows of going live
If you thought building a website was hard, wait until you try to launch it. In this post we ask “when do you launch?” and “how do you launch without problems?”
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If you thought building a website was hard, wait until you try to launch it. In this post we ask “when do you launch?” and “how do you launch without problems?”
Podcast: Download (Duration: 43:30 — 20.0MB)
Do you get the most out of Google analytics or are you just scratching the surface? In this post we discover that analytics is about more than user sessions, page views and bounce rates.
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[S02E09] Boagworld.com is the first site I have personally coded in a long time. Things have certainly come a long way and become very exciting.
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Out on the Wednesday, April 11, 2012:
In the first episode of season 3 Paul and Marcus introduce the idea of client centric design. This methodology for working with clients has taken 11 years to evolve and transforms the working relationship with clients from a necessary evil into something truly powerful.
Out on the Wednesday, April 25, 2012:
For the client/designer relationship to work both parties need to respect the other. In this episode we explore how to move the clients perception of you as a pixel pusher to that of an expert.
In this season of Boagworld we explore ways that your website can begin to pay for itself. We look at how to move your site from being a drain on resources to a key component in your business strategy. Subjects include: developing business objectives, measuring successes, creating positive user experiences, implementing calls to action, refining your site and marketing effectively.
In this season we turn the theoretical into the practical when we take all we have learn't in the past and apply it to the rebuild of boagworld.com.
Client Centric Web Design will propose a different model for building websites, one where the web designer and client work in a collaborative relationship. This introduction to an alternative approach to web design results in better sites, more satisfying projects and happier clients.
Looking for some regular inspiration to improve your site? Try my quick audio tips. Think, thought for the day but about web design.