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| A helpful tool in planning | Wireframing |
| Wireframing determines the _____ of the Web site | purpose |
| Examples of websites | e-commerce, company intranet, informational, web application |
| A website within your company's network that (mostly) only employees can access | company intranet |
| Buying and selling of goods and services, or the transmitting of funds or data, over an electronic network, primarily the internet | e-commerce |
| Wireframing outlines | basic steps for the development process |
| What should you include on the site plan? | home or default page, sections of site (tabs), general idea of content |
| A person or group with a/an interest in a project, and with the power to exert influence (either positive or negative) over the project and affect results | A stakeholder |
| Stakeholders consist of | suppliers, customer representatives and/or shareholders to the project |
| First step of web site planning | Define the purpose |
| Second step of web site planning | Define the audience |
| Third step of web site planning | Plan the content |
| Fourth step of web site planning | Plan the navigation |
| Fifth step of web site planning | Plan the pages |
| Sixth step of web site planning | Plan the user experience |
| First step of the development process | Create and document an initial Web site plan |
| Second step of the development process | Obtain relevant input from stakeholders |
| Third step of the development process | Communicate the Web site plan |
| Fourth step of the development process | Consider technical/non-technical concerns |
| Fifth step of the development process | Develop the site |
| Sixth step of the development process | Publish the site |
| Seventh step of the development process | Manage the site |
| 4 examples of site maintenance | Dead Links, Create Content, Remove old sites, Pages that do not render |
| 3 main areas of a basic Web site layout | Home page(index), Main Sections(site index), Subsections(content) |
| Plug-ins, databases, maps, dynamic HTML, and CGI are all examples of: | user requested technologies |
| Purpose of the site, site's look and feel, services that audience requires from site and development timeline all make up | Relevant input |
