Gather content for your web project. Should be easy, right? A few years ago when running web projects, I constantly found myself pushing clients much too hard to get their website content out of them. I was finding that about half our projects were stalling at some point because we didn’t have enough content ready …

Just like balancing work and play, eating and exercise, nachos and cheese sauce, it’s important to have a balanced website. And it’s far easier if you get this right in the planning phase, so only minor adjustments are required as you go along. Whether you are a website maker working on your clients website, or …

At the start of a web project, be sure to stop and ask the right questions. Here are some of my favorites: 1. What is the goal of the website? Why do you want a website? What can it do for your business? What return will it give you? Do you want it to: sell …

1. Past Performance A reliable indicator of future performance, is past performance. Look into whether: they have made a few other websites that are the same type as you want (simple brochure websites, or complex web apps, etc), they have successfully worked with the technology that you want to use before, or able to recommend …