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Sites @ Georgia Tech
Sites @ Georgia Tech is a Georgia Tech service for WordPress websites. It is available for any Georgia Tech faculty, staff, and student. With Sites @ Georgia Tech you can quickly and easily create web sites for research, publications and projects, blogs, initiatives, conferences, and so much more.
Here are some example of websites you can create with us!
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Department, Research, and Organization websites
Spend less time on design and more time on research.
2020 Web Developer Related Conferences
This page details upcoming web development related conferences for the upcoming 2020 calendar year.
Due to the unusual circumstances of this year, many conferences from March onward are being canceled or made online only. Known updates have been posted below, but always check a conference's website for the latest details.
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Website Redesign: Maintenance
PHASE 4: DEPLOY
Moving forward, the website should be maintained on a regular basis. This should include Drupal updates, security updates, content maintenance, and basic page styling.
Website Redesign: Testing
PHASE 4: DEPLOY
The testing phase is for all participants to test the website and fix any errors before making it live to the public.
Develop a test plan.
The test plan should include:
Website Redesign: Scope
PHASE 1: PLAN
During the scope phase, you will identify the technical and functionality requirements for the new website. If you need to outsource any work, the information that you have gathered in the initiation, discovery, and scope phases will be critical for the external vendor.
Website Redesign: Discovery
PHASE 1: PLAN
Once the project has been formally started, the discovery phase begins. This phase is meant to reveal the state of your website today and your competitive landscape. All team members should participate in this phase of the project.
Website Redesign: Initiation
PHASE 1: PLAN
The project sponsors and other important stakeholders will decide whether to commit to the web project and define it at a broad level.
A Non-Web Developers Guide to a Website Redesign
Introduction
Planning a website redesign is daunting, and the process is long and tedious — especially if you don't do it on a regular basis.
Have no fear: This guide aims to help make your job easier by providing an overview of the common phases and resources involved in a website redesign project so that you can set expectations and properly staff your internal and/or external teams.