ktGTD – Projects/Actions with a Moleskine
It's all well and good organising your tasks... but are they truly organised? the ktGTD aims to help you manage your tasks in a way that helps you get them…
Project Management
GTD/Next Actions The Katy Way
For the uninitiated, anything that has more that one step (action) to it becomes a "Project". Projects are then broken down into their individual steps to form a "Next Actions"…
The Importance Of A Contract
As I've already mentioned here in Managing Web Projects #5, the contract is a very important (and yet often missed) part of the development process: Not only does a contract…
Mindmapping Resources
We're looking into using Mind mapping at work as a means of capturing customer requirements when we're onsite and then using this mind map to draw up a Technical Requirements…
Managing Web Projects #11 – The Change Request Form
So, you’ve tested the site and are approaching the sign-off phase but before you can...
Managing Web Projects #10 – Testing the Product
Testing is the most important part of the whole web production process. I don’t care...
Managing Web Projects #9 – The Development Process
This is the 9th installment of my “Managing Web Projects” series. Apologies for the delay...
Managing Web Projects #8 – The Design Process
Before you being to plan your design, you should first consider whether it will be:...
Managing Web Projects #6 – The Technical Requirements Specification
The Technical Requirements Specification (TRS - Also known as a Functional Requirements Specification) scopes out all aspects of the project, from what platforms the website will run on, whether users…
Managing Web Projects #7 – Sourcing the team and Managing the Project
Now that you have written the Technical Requirements Specification you know the scope of the...
Managing Web Projects #4 – The Quote
Quoting for a job can be quite a tricky business and it's all too easy to under or over estimate the true cost. Under-estimate and you'll be out of pocket,…
Managing Web Projects #5 – The Contract
Before I start this entry I’d just like to stick in the following disclaimer: I...