3. Agenda
1 Introduction
2 Our Digital Landscape
3 Defining the brief – The 4 Q’s
4 Project Life Cycle
5 Pitfalls
6 Questions
4. Jim Cassidy - Web Design
Managing Director - Lucidity Digital - Web Applications
- Mobile Web
- SEM
- Social Media strategy
www.lucidity.ie
e: jcassidy@lucidity.ie - Apps (Mobile & Facebook)
p: 01 2934800
- Email Marketing
36. Defining the brief.. The 4 Q’s
1.Who are you trying to reach?
2.What are you trying to say?
3.What do you want them to do?
4.How will you know it has worked?
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2.What are you trying to say?
•IPHA
•Brand Guidelines
•Existing research
•Localising global campaign
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3.What do you want them to do?
User has a clearly User is given information
defined call to action on that will encourage them
the sites homepage to continue
Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4
User is presented with User has the opportunity
uncluttered relevant to engage
content.
42. Project Life Cycle
DISCOVERY
Review & creation of a brief in a discovery session
Development of a functional spec document
Common pursuit of vision & goals
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DEVELOPEMENT
Meta /Title Domain - www
Search friendly URL Relevant content
301 redirects 404 page
Sitemap XML sitemap
Backlinks Site speed
Canonical meta tag
58. Pitfalls
1 Ever changing requirements / Scope creep
2 Vague feedback
3 Communication breakdown
4 Approval process is too lengthy
5 Go Live date is changed
6 Design by committee
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Site goes live – the job is complete