overview >> goals >> estimates >> content

	Steps of a (re)design goals estimates + team content review structure and navigation finalize the schedule design development production + proofing launch + maintain



	Sample Materials online survey ?s user profile ?s user profile example html + design specs web friendly writing project timeline content planner sample content page meta-tag worksheet sitemap (pdf) user-testing article paper prototype photos (Nielsen) click-through prototype article campus 2002 style guide production - workflow 1 production - workflow 2 proofing checklist


	References Kelly Goto & Macromedia IBM: planning a site Webmonkey's Site Redesign Tutorial On-Campus ADA resource: CITA

Content Review

Check your web stats. which pages are never viewed? Is it b/c your audience can't find them or b/c they're not targeted to your audience?
Go through each page of your site and identify outdated text and photos.
What's missing? Who will produce it?

Content Delivery Plan - Outline

You'll firm up the details later, but now is the time to start thinking about your content delivery plan.Who will be assigned to which content areas? Since you'll want the site to have one consistent voice, you'll want to have an editor for all content, or at the very least, a writing style guide (Publications and Marketing's Writing Style Guide). Share good web writing practices with your content providers. If you have an editor, production people or a large site, it's an excellent idea to stagger the incoming text (i.e. batch 1 due April 1, batch 2 May 1, etc.). Develop a template or example for your writers to follow. Content plan will be finalized and scheduled after you finish the Site Structure.