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incredibleworkethic 08-01-2013 10:49 AM

Project Question - Build now or wait for design?
 
I'm starting a project using wordpress, and I'm wondering if it's best to start building content now and changing the design later or just wait until I have it designed perfectly first?

I'll be paying for a premium design, it's a huge project, I want it done right.

Will I have any negative seo, or pissed off users if I change a design midway through my project?

My guess is you're probably to say start building content anyway.

With wordpress, you can simply change the design with a click of the mouse, so I assume switching over to the new design won't cause too many problems.

Thoughts?

Thanks.

Markul 08-01-2013 10:54 AM

You could also just start building everything and not have the site indexed until you are done - but I don't see why a design change would piss anyone off, unless you made the site worse with it :)

deltav 08-01-2013 10:57 AM

Some of it depends on how much your content is planned to visually integrate with the design itself. On some sites, in a way content *is* design. Others not so much.

Personally, if it were a new project and I truly "want it done right" I'd wait until at least a basic wireframe of the site was created, to have an idea of at least the layout & dimensions.

Also you're not totally clear whether you mean producing the content, or just purchasing/selecting it, or actually populating the site with it...

edit: Yeah, just turn off SE indexing while it's in development as Markul says.

Rochard 08-01-2013 11:00 AM

Depends.

If you want to be SEO value before hand, maybe start on it before the design. However, if the design might affect what you are building, do the design first - no sense doing the work only to have to change it all.

Mickey_ 08-01-2013 11:03 AM

Move fast, keep it simple but professional, take an MVP approach, focus on content and test market viability, then build and improve from there.

incredibleworkethic 08-02-2013 08:26 AM

Thanks guys! Very refreshing to see such wonderful responses.

I'll make the best professional and cheapest startup and make a decision soon after.

My project posts will be compatible regardless of theme, so I think it'll be okay.

SpeedoDave 08-02-2013 10:30 AM

I always have the same problem and my theory is to get it online and get the SEO building.

I've got a project that is probably 3 months out and I've just put up a daily photo blog - it has a couple of hundred unique a day for an hours work. Nice starter traffic when I launch in 3 months time.

Just my 2 cents.


Dave

Harmon 08-02-2013 10:34 AM

You people are all fucking retarded. Have WHOEVER build it and YOU create a development environment LOCALLY so you can see what it will look like online and tweak it from there.

This shit isn't rocket science. :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

I'd personally wait until you have it acceptable where it is you want it and then blast it all online.. then again, that's just me and I have never made 1 dollar in this industry :1orglaugh


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