Delivering the Site
This week you begin to cut the cord and develop a plan to deliver the product to the client. Issues you will need to discuss include:

1. Where will the site be stored? The site needs tobe at the client's Web site when we do the final presentation in December.
2. I recommend you load the site and have the client watch as you move it. If they are fairly technical they can help you move the files.
3. Provide the client with a copy of following items on a disc or CD.
   1. Web pages and Web images
   2. PSD source files
   3. Project site
   4. Client Manual
   5. View Examples of Client Manuals
4. Provide instructor with a copy of following items on a disc or CD.
   1. Web pages and Web images
   2. PSD source files
   3. Project site
   4. Client Manual
5. This is a good time to view the list of deliverables and make sure you have provided most of them.
6. Who will be responsible for updating the information?
7. Is training a part of the project? If so set up a time to deliver the training.
8. Try and provide an estimate to the client for the amount of time that will be required to maintain the site. Also if the relationship has been a poitive experience you may want to leave your business cards in case they decide to hire someone to provide web services later on.
9. Return any materials which the clinet provided (photos brochures, discs, etc..)
10. Ask the client to fill out the student evaluation form which I will be sending them in an email message. Make sure I have the correct email address for your client. I will be referring to project sites for that information.

    We will be practicing the presentation during class time. Please prepare what you plan to say during the presentation. Thanks so much.

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    Content for these teaching materials were developed by Linda Hemenway. If you have questions or comments on the material I can be contacted through
    lhemenway@santarosa.edu
    (707) 527-4855

    Web site design by Jessica Hirsch - jessicahirsch@email.msn.com

    Funding for these notes provided by Project FIVE and Project PICTS supervised by Doug Garrison - Dean of the Petaluma Center.

    This course is a core requirement for several Web Development Certificates. Learn more at the Web Certification site.
    
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