Website Content
Now is the time to begin thinking about exactly what content you want on your website.
What digital art (e.g. photos of products) will be needed? Is there to be written content? If so, who is the author and how will the content be delivered — MS Word, Adobe Acrobat, ASCII text, etc.?
You should have the initial content ready for the designer(s) (which could be you) while the website is still in production mode.
This is so you can be sure that your content will work perfectly with the overall design elements when it comes time to launch your website (and when subsequent design and content changes are made thereafter).
Now is the time to begin thinking about exactly what content you want on your website.
What digital art (e.g. photos of products) will be needed? Is there to be written content? If so, who is the author and how will the content be delivered — MS Word, Adobe Acrobat, ASCII text, etc.?
You should have the initial content ready for the designer(s) (which could be you) while the website is still in production mode.
This is so you can be sure that your content will work perfectly with the overall design elements when it comes time to launch your website (and when subsequent design and content changes are made thereafter).