What should be the perfect web team?

Re-read the article " Nine Pillars of Web Studio Success ."



I think many have already seen this scheme, the article was already translated in 2003 and appeared on the site www.webmascon.com





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It became very interesting, but has anything changed within the framework of the proposed model and does it now diverge from practice in creating web projects?



We briefly describe the scheme and pillars of success for a web studio, according to Jesse James Garrett



Pillars 9, they are as follows:



User research = user research

Site Strategy = site strategy

Technology selection = technology strategy

Content selection = content strategy

Abstract design = abstract design

Technological implementation = technology implementation

Content Creation = content production

Design itself = concrete design

Project Management = project manadgment



It is interesting to discuss the following questions:



So what processes in site development or its redesign are most often overlooked?



For what processes and who should be responsible for creating a web project?



How many people should there be in a web project creation team from scratch?



For example, in the article <a href= sup www.webmascon.com/topics/business/26a.asp> The ideal web team the ideal web team consists of 5 people:



Sales and Marketing Manager (marketing and sales manager)

Project Manager and Office Manager (project manager and director)

User Experience Designer (user designer)

Front End Designer / Developer (user interface developer)

Back End Developer (Programmer)