The Visual Learners Guide toManaging Web Projects

How to plan, organize, build and manage effective Web sites

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The Visual Learners Guide to Managing Web Projects

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Acknowledgements

Author

Chris Charuhas

Copy Editor

Kate Burke

Content Editor

Meghan Mull

Cover Design

Mediastudio

Photography

Sam Hughes

Special thanks to Kate Burke for all her help in editing this book and helping translate Web jargon into laymans terms. Thanks to Meghan Mull of Georgia Academy for providing excellentsuggestions on the books content and how to organize it. Thanks also to everyone whose photosappeared in the sample project scenarioyour time and assistance is much appreciated.Thanks to Catherine Shaw and Matt Langley at Mediastudio, Inc. and David Pierpont atTelematique for their observations on Web training and the site-building process, and to DarrenHart, PC for his copyright work on this book.