Constructing a web site
- Audience: Define a phantom friend.
- Aim: Work out the purpose of the site from that person's perspective and using the language they would use.
- Scope: List all the things your phantom friend would want from a site with this purpose, again ensuring the language is theirs.
- Prioritise: put this list in the phantom friend's order of importance.
- Navigation: pick the top of the list (six maximum) and simplify to create your main navigation.
- Content: now work out what content you need to create so that the navigation goes somewhere meaningful.
- Remember to keep using their language not yours.
- Only when all this is done should you think about those fiddly little extras like, erm, design and coding.
- Oh, by the way. When you're doing the design, use their language, not yours.
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