Ken Eldridge takes us through how building a website is much like building a house and why taking time up front can save you time and money later.

1. Building a Website
Why taking time up front can save you time and money later
Ken Eldridge
Senior Programmer

2. Plan
• Make cost effective decisions
• Make sure to learn as much about your business as
possible
• Have both parties sign-off on plan

3. Changes
• Do not start development until all business requirements
have been discovered
• Account for surprises in the process

4. Architecture
• Layers of code are written
• Storage in database
• Third party pieces need to be integrated
• Order of workflows
• How the user experience will be

5. Delay
• Changes can certainly be done later in the process, but
will be much more involved
• This will delay development and increase costs

6. For help on your development needs, please visit:
www.BayshoreSolutions.com.

7. For help on your development needs, please visit:
www.BayshoreSolutions.com.