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Introduction to Web Design Process<\/h2>\n
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Web Design Process Purpose<\/h4>\n

The purpose of the web design process detailed in this template is to provide a common space for the designer and the client to work through the project<\/strong>. <\/p>\n

Throughout this checklist, you will be presented with form fields and file uploads. Utilizing these features allows you to record all the information<\/a> pertaining to the project in one place.<\/p>\n

Tips and tricks<\/h4>\n

When you run this checklist, make sure it is assigned to all the necessary persons involved<\/strong> in the project. The template is designed to accommodate a designer and a product manager, but other people can be added in also.<\/p>\n

If you determine the timeline of the project and set dates for delivery of different stages, you can assign these to individual tasks<\/a>. If you click on a task in the editing screen, you will notice there are two options underneath the title: Assign and Due after<\/strong>. You can use this setting to place deadlines on different tasks. <\/p>\n

Check out this video below for 5 key things you should be aware of and keep in mind when tackling the web design process:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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