Hammer vs codekit full#

Hammer vs codekit full#

Obviously each project requires a different approach, but we have a rough process that we tend to follow on a full site build or redesign:įirst up is content strategy, data gathering and market research: we always build some sort of strategy component into our projects. We work with quite a few startups and smaller companies who value a really transparent, open approach, so we try and keep our process as iterative as possible. We’re a flat, distributed team working across 3 different countries (England, Norway and Russia), so a lot of our workflow has evolved with the intention of keeping communication as fluent as we can, both externally (our clients are located pretty much everywhere) and also internally. Do you brief designers and developers together or stagger their progress? How do you track progress? What steps do you go through to putting together a site? Do you wireframe? Go straight into Photoshop. Here’s what we said: Tell me about how you go about starting a web project (static or responsive). In the past, we’ve perhaps not been as vocal about this as we’d like to be, so it was great to have a chat with Dan Davies for a forthcoming episode of his excellent I Ask, You Answer interview series on the topic of web design and responsive workflows. We’re pretty serious about developing our team workflow to be as efficient and effective as possible. This is an old article, but our constantly updated Playbooks have tons of information about our web development tools and workflows as well as our development approach for marketing sites.