	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

Workflow - Provost

In this example, there's a client, an editor, a designer and a production person. The client deletes outdated content and adds new material. The editor reviews for voice, consistency and accuracy. After edits are approved by the client, the content is frozen and they go to design and production. As pages are produced, they're reviewed by the designer for visual consistency, accessibility and proper html, by the editor for link viability, typos, and missing content. When they're approved by the editor and designer, they go back to the client for approval. For a weekly view of content batching see the copy schedule for this project.

Provost Office (client)
Reviews page, makes content updates, mails docs to OPM for editing.

OPM Editor
Edits files for web readability and consistency, sends changes back to client.

Provost Office (client)
Reviews/responds to edits and comments.

OPM Design/Production
Content is turned into html. Third Level pages are plugged into template by production and reviewed by design. First and second level page finalized.

OPM Editor
Proofs pages.

Provost Office (client)
Approves final html.