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    Felicia Sherif wrote an article summary about the 80/20 rule. The 80/20 rule was created by Vilfredo Pareto in 1906 and refers to the principle that 20% of causes create 80% of the effects. In web design, this means 20% of the work takes up 80% of the time, such as determining client needs and creating the basic website structure. To be efficient, the client should be told the website layout upfront and templates should be used to reduce setup costs. Designing by trial and error wastes time, as does making changes that disrupt the overall structure. Templates and planning ideas beforehand can prevent wasted time and frustration.

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    Felicia Sherif wrote an article summary about the 80/20 rule. The 80/20 rule was created by Vilfredo Pareto in 1906 and refers to the principle that 20% of causes create 80% of the effects. In web design, this means 20% of the work takes up 80% of the time, such as determining client needs and creating the basic website structure. To be efficient, the client should be told the website layout upfront and templates should be used to reduce setup costs. Designing by trial and error wastes time, as does making changes that disrupt the overall structure. Templates and planning ideas beforehand can prevent wasted time and frustration.

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    Felicia Sherif wrote an article summary about the 80/20 rule. The 80/20 rule was created by Vilfredo Pareto in 1906 and refers to the principle that 20% of causes create 80% of the effects. In web design, this means 20% of the work takes up 80% of the time, such as determining client needs and creating the basic website structure. To be efficient, the client should be told the website layout upfront and templates should be used to reduce setup costs. Designing by trial and error wastes time, as does making changes that disrupt the overall structure. Templates and planning ideas beforehand can prevent wasted time and frustration.

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    Article Summary
    STUDENT NAME

    Felicia Sherif
    TITLE OF ARTICLE

    The 80/20 Rule


    SOURCE OF ARTICLE

    http://www.killersites.com/articles_2005/opinion/80-20-rule.php

    A man named Vilfredo Pareto created a mathematical formula to describe the not equal distribution of
    wealth in his country in 1906. Using his mathematical formula, he figured out that twenty percent of the
    people owned eighty percent of the wealth. To tie this to web design, we can assume that twenty percent
    of the work will take up eighty percent of your time. The two main things that takes up your time is
    figuring out what the client wants and dealing with them and creating the basic structure for the website.
    We should tell the client how the website should be laid out and we should use templates to reduce the
    set-up cost. Web designing by tinkering is when you actually sit down on the computer and start building
    the website with no plan. So basically you have no ideas but you are trying to start a web design. This is
    also a waste of time. When you deal with the client, you have to deal with a client trying to request and
    make changes that would break up your structure completely. Lets start gathering templates and having
    ideas before we start on a web design so we wont waste out time and get frustrated.

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