The Website Development Process
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December 10th, 2005 at 12:41 pm
It’s good to see the technical part – building the HTML – does not begin until step 11. We sometimes get so hung up on the technical process and its intricacies that it’s easy to forget the importance of planning. Without a plan, you are almost certain to end up with a mess.
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Nice article. Thanks, Robin.