Planning Leads to Great Websites
Website planning means much more than site architecture and wireframes.
There’s also the content, and that too must be planned. That’s right, behind every good website is some pre-content planning. Just like you should mentally plan a site out before you begin coding, you should also have a process for doing so.
Learn MoreHelp Organize the Content of Your Site
Planning can significantly help organise the content of your site, which benefits the end user. Site visitors will find navigation easy and will be more likely to click-through to multiple pages.
Beneficial for Website Developers
Website developers benefit from a little pre-content planning as well because it makes their jobs easier. Website content planning helps them better understand the website’s needs so that they can build it within the guidelines of the CMS platform. No more coding into a corner – with pre-content guidance, there’s little worry of doing too much in the wrong direction.
Well-Organised Websites
Planning leads to well-organised websites with fewer coding revisions. That means it saves time, money, and frustration while still delivering a superior product.
Website Planning with Emarkable
Emarkable makes planning with a content-first approach easy. Our website planning solution combines multiple website planning tools to successfully plan your project pre-content: use the sitemap builder to plan website navigation and page structure, plan for user flow with the diagram maker, collect and prepare content using the content planner, gather feedback and polish it up before coding.
More Planning your Website
- Chapter 1 – Planning Leads to Great Websites
- Chapter 2 – Website Architecture Made Easy
- Chapter 3 – Creating a Content Plan with Emarkable
- Chapter 4 – Website Planning the Right Way
- Chapter 5 – Content Planning for Success
- Chapter 6 – Gathering Content for Websites
- Chapter 7 – Optimising your Content Workflow
- Chapter 8 – SEO Content Planning
- Chapter 9 – Writing Content for the Web
- Chapter 10 – Roles and Responsibilities