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Website Analysis Process

April 29, 2009 by Pat Fortino

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When we design a site for you, we follow a design process to assure that the web site we build fulfills your expectations and goals for the site.

The following is an outline of the design process:

Analysis

In this phase, we define your long and short-term goals for the site, and then rank them in order of importance. In addition, we define a general audience for your site.

Audience Definition

In this phase, we define different groups within your general audience. For example, if you sell ski equipment, your audience might be divided into beginner, intermediate, and advanced skiers, and these three might be divided into male and female and further divided into young and old. After we divide your audience into distinct groups, we try to determine the goals and needs for each group. We also rank the groups in order of importance. Once we define the possible audiences, we will create an imaginary user for each audience and then a scenario for each user. All of this information helps us to design a site that fulfills the needs of your potential users.

Competitive Analysis

In this phase, we will perform a competitive analysis in which we review the web sites of your competitors or your peers to see how they have designed their sites. For example, we look at content, services, and the navigation. This analysis can help clarify what you want on your site.

Content

Once we determine your goals, your audience, your users, and your competition, you can begin deciding on the kind of content you need on your site. Make a list of each piece of content you want on your site; for example, a list of products and services, hours of operation, contact information, news letter, documents, and so on. Once your have made a list of all the content pieces, you will organize them into logical groups. These groups will define the main structure and order of your web site.

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