Custom Web Development Proposal

Finding out the niche is very important

4. Discovery Documents
At this stage we use something called as "discover documents". These are used at the point at which we start to get down to the real nitty gritty. Before, we didn't really make too many decisions, instead focusing on being open-ended and ensuring that creative discussion flowed. But with these documents, we'll get down to working out who our target audience is, what they want, the sections of the site, and what they will contain, etc. This will become the true roadmap for the project.
5. Information Availability Flowchart
This is a really great tool for a highly database-driven site that incorporates many different independent systems. It essentially outlines which types of information will be available and where.
6. Website Flowchart
The flowchart is one of the most useful and least-used tools we've ever come across. It sets out the information flow, how systems talk to one another, the points at which authentication occurs, and more. A well-made flowchart will not only define how the site will work, but it often allows us to write high-end code and distribute tasks in ways that would be impossible without the flowchart. Here's an example flowchart for a project we've recently started. Our flowchart should illustrate not just the paths users can follow, but also the various systems and interactions they -- and the site's administrators -- would be able to access and experience.

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