Hi Friends,

I want to develop a website directory which is 100% to the website
standards. Can you please guide me with this. I am a search engine
optimizer as well as asp programmer. I know the w3c as well as aaa
standards very well. I wish to keep all the standards of development
in mind while developing. I am drawing a timeline for this particular
project to keep it upto date. Please let me know if anything is
missing out.

0.) Development of a fullproof task plan - (inf)days
1.) Study of all the major directories - 5days
2.) Rough Sketch of the website - 1day
3.) Development of the design template - 2days
4.) Conversion of the design template to html - 5days
5.) Coding - this parts in not for discussion in this group

Kindly let me know if these tasks will lead me to a proper website. I
am very new to project management so I need your help on it.

Thanks!
Ganesh J. Acharya

Ganesh J. Acharya wrote:
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> Hi Friends,
>[/color]
I am drawing a timeline for this particular[color=blue]
> project to keep it upto date. Please let me know if anything is
> missing out.
>
> 0.) Development of a fullproof task plan - (inf)days
> 1.) Study of all the major directories - 5days
> 2.) Rough Sketch of the website - 1day
> 3.) Development of the design template - 2days
> 4.) Conversion of the design template to html - 5days
> 5.) Coding - this parts in not for discussion in this group
>
> Kindly let me know if these tasks will lead me to a proper website. I
> am very new to project management so I need your help on it.
>
> Thanks!
> Ganesh J. Acharya[/color]

1st it a good idea to plan your project in phases.
in general projects are phased like (SDM-bottoms-up):
0: infoplan, goal
1: defenition, desired result
2: basic design: functional design
3: detailed design: operational design
4: realisation: test, debug
5: implementation: go online
6: get paid, aftersales, drink beer, smoke sigar

you see the fun comes at the end
- every step is finished with a go/no-go decision
- talk alot to your client, he/she defines quality
- important: aftersales comes after pay check, but should not be thought
lightly of, it is how people will remember you.

the steps you mention are part of step 1-3. the time needed per step is
completely depending on the project, skill, money, some sites need
extensive graphics (does not appear in your list)

gl
martin

"Ganesh J. Acharya" <ganeshjacharya@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:25ae312c.0503101715.437d3bb0@posting.google.c om...[color=blue]
> Hi Friends,
>
> I want to develop a website directory which is 100% to the website
> standards. Can you please guide me with this. I am a search engine
> optimizer as well as asp programmer. I know the w3c as well as aaa
> standards very well. I wish to keep all the standards of development
> in mind while developing. I am drawing a timeline for this particular
> project to keep it upto date. Please let me know if anything is
> missing out.
>
> 0.) Development of a fullproof task plan - (inf)days
> 1.) Study of all the major directories - 5days
> 2.) Rough Sketch of the website - 1day
> 3.) Development of the design template - 2days
> 4.) Conversion of the design template to html - 5days
> 5.) Coding - this parts in not for discussion in this group
>
> Kindly let me know if these tasks will lead me to a proper website. I
> am very new to project management so I need your help on it.
>
> Thanks!
> Ganesh J. Acharya[/color]

"The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry."
Signed,
me

me wrote:[color=blue]
> "Ganesh J. Acharya" <ganeshjacharya@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:25ae312c.0503101715.437d3bb0@posting.google.c om...
>[color=green]
>>Hi Friends,
>>
>>I want to develop a website directory which is 100% to the website
>>standards. Can you please guide me with this. I am a search engine
>>optimizer as well as asp programmer. I know the w3c as well as aaa
>>standards very well. I wish to keep all the standards of development
>>in mind while developing. I am drawing a timeline for this particular
>>project to keep it upto date. Please let me know if anything is
>>missing out.
>>
>>0.) Development of a fullproof task plan - (inf)days
>>1.) Study of all the major directories - 5days
>>2.) Rough Sketch of the website - 1day
>>3.) Development of the design template - 2days
>>4.) Conversion of the design template to html - 5days
>>5.) Coding - this parts in not for discussion in this group
>>
>>Kindly let me know if these tasks will lead me to a proper website. I
>>am very new to project management so I need your help on it.
>>
>>Thanks!
>>Ganesh J. Acharya[/color]
>
>
> "The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry."[/color]

Shouldn't that be "gang aft aglay"?

In <25ae312c.0503101715.437d3bb0@posting.google.com >, on 03/10/2005
at 05:15 PM, ganeshjacharya@gmail.com (Ganesh J. Acharya) said:
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>Kindly let me know if these tasks will lead me to a proper website.[/color]

You left out some key tasks:

Requirements analysis.

Reviews

Testing via low bandwidth and/or slow machines.

Assessing accessability issues

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Harlan Messinger wrote:
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> me wrote:[/color]
[color=blue][color=green]
> > "The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry."[/color]
>
> Shouldn't that be "gang aft aglay"?[/color]

Aye!

http://www.robertburns.org/works/75.shtml

The best-laid schemes o' mice an 'men
Gang aft agley,
An'lea'e us nought but grief an' pain,
For promis'd joy!

--
Jock