Getting all your client stakeholders on the same page can be a difficult thing to do. I’m sure we’ve all had those clients that go back and forth in design cycles eating up precious time in a web project. Here are 6 different exercises you can perform with your clients to help get stakeholders on the same page before design cycles begin. Download the resource below and listen to Exercises to Drive Design Direction.
How to Perform a UX Audit without Analytics Data
Performing a user experience audit can be a fun task, but it can also be daunting. Especially, if we don’t have any analytics data from web users to gauge interactions or learn about their engagement. What happens if our new client doesn’t have web analytics set up or couldn’t gain access to it from their previous agency? Well, there are a few ways we can go about performing a UX Audit. Download the resource below to get more information and listen to the How to Perform a UX Audit without Analytics Data episode.
A Guide for Custom Web Proposals – Download
Custom web proposals can take a lot of time and effort to create. In addition, there’s no guarantee that you’ll win the business by writing a custom proposal. I’ve put together a formula for creating bespoke web proposals. My hope is that it will help you produce better creative material to send to your prospects. Therefore, potentially winning better and bigger clients. Download the resource below to follow along with the podcast episode Creating Custom Web Proposals.
Strategic Roadmap
Roadmaps should be considered a dynamic and responsive plan that aims to connect the vision and objectives of a project with strategic actions or steps.
In preparation of my newest episode, find access to the Strategy Roadmap on Trello: https://trello.com/b/LU2OMbPY/strategy-roadmap-unstrategic-podcast
Listen to the Strategic Roadmapping – Part One and Strategic Roadmapping – Part Two episodes now.
Project Scope Development Template
Project Scope Development is a process to determine and document a list of specific goals, deliverables, tasks, price estimates and timeline estimates for a web project. It is the first step in ensuring a web project is successful. It’s also to get all parties (client, stakeholder, agency, freelancer) on the same page.