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 Client vs. Developer Wars
About this BookWe wrote Client vs. Developer Wars after discovering how radically grayscreen prototyping changed the dynamics of the web development process. Grayscreen prototyping (building a simple HTML model of a website) provides an extremely effective way of communicating a website's content, structure, and functionality before design and programming begin. Prototyping overcomes many other difficulties commonly associated with web development, such as managing expectations, communicating effectively, working through the design process, and creating and delivering content.
Product DetailsPaperback: 84 Full Color Pages
What You'll LearnChapter 1: A Woeful Tale Chapter 2: Identifying the Root Problem Chapter 3: The Discovery of the Grayscreen Development Process Chapter 4: Benefits of Prototyping Chapter 5: Principles of Prototyping Chapter 6: Prototyping Tips Chapter 7: Introduction to Information Design Chapter 8: What is Information Design? Chapter 9: Five Principles of Information Design Chapter 10: Practical Information Design Tips
About The Author
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  Get the Original Book on Website PrototypingClient vs. Developer Wars is the original book on website prototyping, first written in 2001 and updated in 2006. Buy it today!  |
Eric began his career as Studio Manager at Pagano Schenck & Kay, and then at Leonard/Monahan, where he got his first experience in integrating web development into agency services. In 1995, he founded Newfangled Graphics in his basement in Warren, Rhode Island with current developer, Steve Brock. By 2006, Eric had successfully grown and expanded Newfangled to two offices—in Providence, Rhode Island and Carrboro, North Carolina, and had begun a transition in ownership from him to current CEO, Mark O'Brien.
