Tag Archives: planning

Website Planning Questionnaire: How Has It Helped?

Posted on 10 February 2012 by Joel D Canfield

I hope you find these 18 posts about designing your website helpful. I’d love your comments. Which item had the biggest effect on how you think about your website? Which one applied least to your situation?

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What comments or suggestions do visitors make about your current website?

Posted on 10 February 2012 by Joel D Canfield

Insight from your prospects and clients about what they like and don’t like should play a role in your website design decisions. This means you have to know what they’re thinking.

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What tools does your website need?

Posted on 10 February 2012 by Joel D Canfield

This is the place where we get to dream big. Because WordPress has add-ons called plugins for almost any kind of application, think about everything you wish you or a visitor could do at your website. There’s probably a plugin … Continue reading →

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What results will make this website successful?

Posted on 1 February 2012 by Joel D Canfield

You have a much better chance of hitting a target if you know what it is, and aim at it.

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What are the basic goals of this website?

Posted on 24 January 2012 by Joel D Canfield

I’ve said elsewhere that finding why makes what and how become clear. Any web person knows how to build your website. The tools are endless, the skillset easy to acquire, and the personality type common. They can’t start work, though, … Continue reading →

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Stop Fussing About a Theme and Focus on Plugins

Posted on 22 January 2012 by Joel D Canfield

The late Michael Been, bass playing singer/songwriter for The Call, knew how to focus on what matters.

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Describe the culture and personality of your business

Posted on 16 December 2011 by Joel D Canfield

The first step in creating your website is knowing your own personality. That’s not a statement you’ll hear from most technical types, nor from sales people, and not often enough even from artists.

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