The result, projects that had no cohesiveness and no clear focus. Not to mention a host of other problems as well. With the second project, as part of the assignment I required them to turn in a plan for the project two weeks before the final was due. They had to plan the kind of information they were presenting, where it would go, and what the interface with menus would look like. The result was clearly focused projects that had more cohesiveness and better navigation.
Project planning is a necessary part of any project, whether it be web or print-based.
Planning helps you to form ideas and to discover the areas for you have plenty information and which areas are lacking information and may require more research. Project planning also helps to plan how long project may take. Starting the planning Often, planning starts with a brainstorming session, this may be with your client, or it may be with other staff members of your organization. There are number of ways to brainstorm. One of my favorite ways of brainstorming is to make a list of all the information you think you might need for the project in particular.