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You’ve spent much of your time so far defining
and preparing the site for actual production. You have
structured the project, developed the look and feel—now
it is time to compile and create the actual site.
This is the point at which the pieces you have contemplated,
planned and gathered come together.This step is divided
into three parts: Pre-Production (setting up),
Building (HTML production) and Testing
(the QA, or Quality Assurance, process.)
A comprehensive plan for both HTML production and QA
is crucial to the project’s success. Throughout
the building process, it is important to incorporate
QA methodology, whether informally or formally.
Now is the time to reevaluate your original goals from
a functional and technical perspective, reassess the
complexity and scope of the project, and reassess the
capabilities of your team.
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Topics Covered
Pre-Production
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Readdressing Scope
and Budget |
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Readdressing Tech
Requirements |
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Establishing a Method
of Version Control |
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Setting up a File
Structure |
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Addressing Site Maintenance
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| Building |
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Slicing and Optimizing
Graphics |
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Creating HTML Templates |
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Addressing Light Scripting |
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Populating Pages |
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Integrating with Back
End |
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Freezing Content and
Production |
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| Testing |
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Readdressing QA Test
Plan |
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Conducting QA Testing |
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Tracking and Fixing
Bugs |
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