Post by digiman on Sept 7, 2012 6:26:02 GMT -5
This article is based on chapter 2 from Website Owner’s Manual by Paul Boag.
A good starting point for planning the future of your website is to analyze what you already have. To some extent we are doing this all the time. That is how new projects happen. However, a more formal approach helps to better inform your decision-making throughout the web project.
There are two ways to better understand your current website: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative feedback is received by requesting comment from stakeholders and users.
This is traditionally gathered using the following techniques:
www.digital-web.com/articles/extract_know_your_site/
A good starting point for planning the future of your website is to analyze what you already have. To some extent we are doing this all the time. That is how new projects happen. However, a more formal approach helps to better inform your decision-making throughout the web project.
There are two ways to better understand your current website: qualitative and quantitative.
Qualitative feedback is received by requesting comment from stakeholders and users.
This is traditionally gathered using the following techniques:
www.digital-web.com/articles/extract_know_your_site/