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March 8, 2011
Content Centred Design: A methodology (Part 2)
"I recognize that all web projects are unique is some way and any approach has to be tailored, so in this post I'm going to provide a fairly high level methodology, a methodology however that gives users and content the same emphasis. It has now become the norm that the needs and wants of users are considered at every stage of a project. I want content to have the same recognition." (Patrick Walsh ~ manIA)
Posted by PJB at March 8, 2011 11:11 AM | Classification: Content strategy