The Web Project Guide

Calling all web project enthusiasts: It’s GIVEAWAY time!!! New subscribers to the Web Project Guide newsletter between April 19 - May 19th will be entered into a drawing to win a WPG gift set. It’s got SOCKS. What are you waiting for? webproject.guide/#signUp

The Web Project Guide will knock your socks off...but Kelly and Greg will get to put these fun socks back on after reading the book. Congrats to today's winners!

What cures a case of the "Mondays" like free, festive socks? Nothing comes to mind. To kick off our week long celebration of the upcoming launch of The Web Project Guide, two lucky pre-launch WPG purchasers will receive a pair of these fancy socks! Congrats to Tekla and Simon!

It's co-author @gadgetopia's birthday today. Cheers to 49 years and counting of sharing your love for content management with the world, Deane!

Understanding roles and responsibilities is required when governing a website. Learn about positioning skills for post-launch website support in our recent chapter: Plan for Post-Launch Operations. bit.ly/3fFY2j3

The site is launched, your work is live, and the cycle continues. Check out the recently released final chapters of the Web Project Guide, and view it in its entirety. bit.ly/2ZQzuPG

@MrVilhauer and @gadgetopia are in the @blendtweets office working hard on the full-book edit. The final Web Project Guide is coming soon - a real-life book with special additions you won't want to miss.

They're here: the final chapters of The Web Project Guide have arrived, taking all of the hard work that went into the project and turning it into a beautiful, fully-functional product. The end of the beginning starts here. Dive in! bit.ly/3fsNfK1

Migration can sneak up on you during the web project process. Make sure you’re properly prepared with the help of Chapter 21: Migrate and Populate the Content. bit.ly/3fFSJ3Q

Done properly, the actual launch of your website shouldn’t be stressful. Make sure you're prepared for launch and beyond with our latest chapter: Test and Launch the Site. bit.ly/3gNs9ak

Migrating from one CMS to another? Dive into what you need to know to make the move as seamless as possible in the latest chapters. bit.ly/3fFSJ3Q

Your website launch marks the end of your web project. Now it transitions into a product or a process that needs to be managed. Make sure you’re ready for a successful launch and what happens next with our latest chapter. bit.ly/3gNs9ak

You’re through the planning, strategizing, designing, and developing, and it’s now time to put the final touches on your web project as you prepare for launch. Chapters just dropped, providing you the final steps needed for a successful liftoff. Dive in! bit.ly/3gI4JmD

The idea of responsive web design is not to develop a unique design for each individual breakpoint, but instead to thoughtfully and purposefully design a site for all breakpoints. For more, dive into Chapter 19 now. bit.ly/2XZWPOz

CMS implementations can be done a dozen different ways in order to achieve a particular goal, especially with aggregations. Read more about the common aggregation methods in the latest chapter, Implement the Back-End Functionality. bit.ly/2RBz8YU

Web projects tend to concentrate on the visitor experience, and gloss over editorial experience, to their detriment. The happier your editors are, the better your content will be, and the longer your CMS implementation will last. bit.ly/2R5cmbz

Extra time at home calls for more chapters of The Web Project Guide. 📚🚀 Get a better understanding of how your role fits into the web project implementation process with these freshly launched chapters. Dive in! bit.ly/2UEttDo

More chapters are headed your way soon! Stay tuned, and make sure you and your best web pals are signed up for the email newsletter. webprojectbook.com/#signUp

Your website has to be somewhere in order to be available to the world. Learn more about hosting in Chapter 17: Plan for Hosting. webprojectbook.com/hosting