Internet Strategy for Johns Hopkins Medicine
[This is the final of a three part series that explains the website development process in excruciating detail. The good news, you will be a pro by the time you've made it through all three trimesters. Pun intended. You can read part one in this series here.] Step 9: Launch (three days) After the PM receives final site […]
[This is the second of a three part series that explains the website development process in excruciating detail. The good news, you will be a pro by the time you’ve made it through all three trimesters. Pun intended. You can read part one in this series here.] Step 6: Wireframes (one week after IA approval) […]
[This is the first of a three part series that explains the website development process in excruciating detail. The good news, you will be a pro by the time you’ve made it through all three trimesters. Pun intended. You can read part two in this series here.] Congratulations! You’ve made the decision to add a […]
Well, it can be a word used to explain a methodology of how to efficiently migrate from Point A to Point B with a predictable and intended outcome. It can also be a word used to explain a negative experience…as in, “What a process I endured registering my car at the DMV!”
The web site is live. I’m done, right? No?! What do you mean there’s more to do??? So you spent over a year preparing to launch this awesome new web site for your practice that will engage consumers and make everyone who sees your site want to become a patient of yours. The day comes […]
The website for the Everest Base Camp has the meta-description tag “Be inspired, set off on an adventure, try something new or create something”. You may have heard the Web Team talking about Basecamp, but they are not talking about the one in Nepal. They are referring to the web-based project management and collaboration tool […]