Plan of action for ecommerce website design ppt powerpoint

Description:

The image presents a structured timeline for the process of designing and launching an eCommerce website. The schedule is divided into stages, each with a focus on specific tasks along with the expected duration ranging from one to thirteen weeks.

1. Project kickoff (1-2 weeks): 

This stage is foundational, where the project scope is established, including an understanding of the product, customer profiles, payment gateway selection, and other preliminary requirements.

2. Sitemap (2-3 weeks): 

At this stage, planning the structure of the website is crucial. It covers the layout of pages for the eCommerce site and categorizes products and content appropriately.

3. Content (4-6 weeks): 

Content generation involves creating engaging product descriptions, new content for landing pages, and other relevant text that will populate the website.

4. Visual design (6-8 weeks): 

This phase enhances the user experience by creating a visually appealing and responsive design that is compatible across multiple devices.

5. Development (8-10 weeks): 

The development process includes coding, testing in various browsers and devices, and addressing any technical issues.

6. Training (10-11 weeks): 

This involves educating the client's employees on how to manage and operate the website effectively.

7. Launch (12-13 weeks): 

The final phase is the actual launch of the website, with possible placeholder text indicating an area for additional notes or last-minute information.

Use Cases:

These slides can be utilized by various industries when outlining the project plan for establishing an eCommerce presence:

1. Software and Technology:

Use: To present the web development process to stakeholders

Presenter: Project Manager or Lead Developer

Audience: Internal development team and non-technical stakeholders

2. Retail and Consumer Goods:

Use: To brief the in-house team or external developers on the stages of eCommerce development

Presenter: eCommerce Manager or Marketing Director

Audience: Company executives and department heads

3. Digital Marketing Agencies:

Use: To explain the workflow and timelines to clients during a pitch or kickoff meeting

Presenter: Account Manager or Creative Director

Audience: Potential clients or new clients who have signed on for a website project

4. Education and Training Providers:

Use: To educate students on the lifecycle of an eCommerce website project

Presenter: Educator or Course Instructor

Audience: Students enrolled in a web development or digital marketing course

5. Financial Services:

Use: Planning an online service portal for banking or insurance products

Presenter: Digital Innovation Lead

Audience: Internal stakeholders and IT teams

6. Healthcare and Pharmaceutical:

Use: For establishing an online pharmacy or healthcare product storefront

Presenter: IT Project Lead or Digital Strategy Manager

Audience: Healthcare executives and technical teams

7. Hospitality and Leisure:

Use: To develop an online booking platform or eCommerce shop for goods and services

Presenter: Head of Digital Experience or eCommerce Specialist

Audience: Management team and key department representatives