This is the conversation that flowed on Twitter following a previous post. Early feedback and close client interaction really is critical—you don’t your web person to go off on a tangent!
Blog post! How I work #2 http://t.co/80ONRwmbuA
— Peter Mahoney (@petermahoney) March 22, 2013
@petermahoney that’ll make an excellent way to visualise what i’m doing for a site too… Clients should see the process 🙂
— Sophie Exintaris (@eurydice13) March 22, 2013
That's why I took the pics! Client's love to see tangible work during the pre-"something to show you online" stage. @eurydice13
— Peter Mahoney (@petermahoney) March 22, 2013
@petermahoney i agree!! I’ve got to get past the “but it’s not perfect” syndrome and start showing sketches. Slows me down!!!
— Sophie Exintaris (@eurydice13) March 22, 2013
I found I *had* to get over that, otherwise I risked creating a finished product the client didn't love. And starting again. @eurydice13
— Peter Mahoney (@petermahoney) March 22, 2013
@petermahoney yep. Early feedback is critical. Been guilty of forgetting that myself. Eeep!!
— Sophie Exintaris (@eurydice13) March 22, 2013
[…] how it’s done before you’ve gone too far (down the wrong avenue). And I agree – read the twitter conversation. (yes, he blogs a lot, I love it) So this is me doing that. Live and learn, […]