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That plan is a bit too idyllic from my experience. Rarely does the client of a small web-based application possess the ability to conceptualize the application
by jnorthrop 17y ago
That plan is a bit too idyllic from my experience. Rarely does the client of a small web-based application possess the ability to conceptualize the application based on a specification -- more often then not they will need to see it partially built to finally "get it."
Given that there needs to be some iterative process between steps 1 and 2. Something like define scope -> identify features -> develop -> reassess scope.
- patio11 17y agoAny plans which ends with "release" scares me. I've written many of them. It never works out.
- CalmQuiet 17y agoSorry - I'm a noob - but how else is is supposed to end? Or would you have there be cycle of (beta release <-> feedback)?
- pedalpete 17y ago'release' is identified as an end. But web projects and businesses don't or shouldn't 'end'. It is a continuous cycle of invention, so at the 'end', you are really at the beginning of defining the next stage.