Steps of a redesign
Overview
Goals
Time estimate and team
Content review
Site structure and navigation
Finalize timeline and content
Visual design development
Production and proofing
Launch and maintenance
| Goals and analysis | Team and timeline | Content | Site structure | Design development | Production and proofing | Launch and maintain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Develop user profile (focus- group and survey research)
Research competitors
Set marketing goals
Set HTML guidelines |
Identify/confirm team members
Create project timeline |
Review content
Delete or reorganize unvisited content and determine new content
Content creation begins |
Create sitemap and navigation
User-test for naming and navigation flow by setting and timing tasks for three to five users
Set filenaming conventions, set up site folders
Content planner (detail view) |
Create templates,CSS, and style guides based upon information gathered in analysis phase
Prototype files tested for cross-browser and cross-platform compatablity and ADA requirements
User-test and adjust before going to production |
Plug edited and approved content into templates, apply styles
This is also a good time to inform folks that your URLs will be changing |
Publicizing your new site should coincide with launch
Feedback goes to designee who makes improvements and edits
Quarterly content reviews
Phase 2 development begins |
| Approval | Approval | Approval | Approval | Approval | ||
| Design research and development | ||||||
| Backend research and development | ||||||
| Content research | Content writing, editing, and approval | |||||




