Can design and development work in partnership?ġ2. Where will design breaks fit when scaling for device screens? Will there be fluid screen approach regardless of browser width?ġ1. Will each device have the same content levels?ġ0. Is there time and budget for a prototype or proof of concept?ĩ. Is there a need to include advertising in the RWD layouts?Ĩ. If you have a leading device, you may need to separate the user journey into a lead device journey and supporting device journeys? How far can you afford to wireframe the solution within the budget?ħ. Will the project approach be mobile first or desktop first?Ħ. What level of regular communication will it take to keep all stakeholders aligned?ĥ. Experimental or evolutionary starting point for the project? Past lessons learnt or try a completely new method?Ĥ. What level of client participation can be relied on? Are clients available for iterative or staged review and sign off?ģ. What are the business priorities for the project? Does the project really need to be responsive?Ģ. Project Managers RWD 20 questions checklistġ.
Mark Porter says ‘the most important thing for Production Teams is to make sure we ask the right questions at the outset which can help us qualify the priorities for the project audience and the planned user experience’. There appears to be many ways to approach an RWD project but delivery teams are refining this approach every day. Futureheads collaborated with Mark Porter, Digital Programme Director at Th_nk, previously Digital Delivery Director at TMW, to outline a 20 question checklist for Project Managers when considering RWD delivery. Responsive web design is definitely one of those hot topics right now, with lots of interesting content being shared amongst digital communities. By Mark Porter, Programme Director at Th_nk and Rachel Murray, Director of Futureheads RecruitmentĪt Futureheads we have access to industry experts every day and pick up on the hot topics in digital that everyone is discussing.
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