Organizing 2.0: How to Plan for Your Website Redesign

“Failing to plan is planning to fail”
- someone who planned

Whether you’ve got an existing site, or need a new one, you need to plan either way. While a web designer or programmer can help you build a site, it’s up to you to figure out “What do I need?”

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Thanks for sharing this one on your blog! Fureigh and I both realized in preparing and giving this presentation that we could talk about this subject for hours on end. The world needs better RFPs!

Julie Blitzer added these pithy words on Dec 14 09 at 7:34 pm

Looks like a great slide show. It's a shame we can't hear you talk through it! Would have been great to see you both present it.

Media Roots added these pithy words on Dec 16 09 at 10:55 pm

I've noticed that many people recommend that the changes to a site should be done on a copy and uploaded when they're all done. Why is this the best way? What happens if I do the modifications directly on my site?
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Frank C. Tannehill added these pithy words on Jan 29 10 at 1:28 pm

Whenever I update a live site, I keep a copy of the code I am working on right on my desktop, just as a back up. But it really depends what you're editing. It's relatively safe to update things if you are just modifying the content, or adding blog posts. Many sites are built on content management systems to help you do this. If you're editing templates, the server, or the framework of the site, you should be safe and do this on a copy, just to make sure you have something to revert to. Hope this helps!

jakilevy added these pithy words on Feb 02 10 at 6:32 pm

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