[webproducers] Re: presenting designs
- From: "viv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" <viv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 27 Feb 2009 09:20:55 -0500
For new concepts - or pages that have never been seen before, I highly
recommend in person, if feasible. If not, then don't let them see anything
until you can do the walkthrough - ie post them just before the meeting!
For minor revision rounds, letting the client review on their own is
probably fine.
It also really depends on the relationship - have you worked through a lot
already - and are in a groove, or are you still proving your worth? If the
latter, spend as much time in the same room as possible - the development of
the repor and the lingo everyone is comfortable with will go miles in
gaining credibility and not having too much nit-picking for subsequent
presentations/rounds of review.
On 2/26/09 6:19 PM, "Morry Galonoy" <morry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> What's your POV? Over the years I've hear a lot of different ideas
> and it seems more and more folks have no choice but to present online
> and sometimes aren't given the chance to do a walk through.
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> What's your POv? When do you present in-person? When online? Do you
> limit in-person presentations to major design changes or initial
> designs and do the subsequent rounds online or do you present
> everything online?
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> For those times when you can't do it in person do you let the designs
> loose to your client or do a walk-through first then let them sit with
> the designs?
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