Design Workflow in Agency Environment for Rapid WordPress Development - By Adrian Restantia - Wordcamp London 2015

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Short presentation showing the internal design workflow that��is used��at Moove to ensure that we can work in so called ‘rapid development mode’ . Styleguides links: Preview: http://public.mooveagency.com/styleguides/Preview/ HTML Version: http://public.mooveagency.com/styleguides/sample/

Adrian Restantia
Moove Agency
@madebyadrian @mooveagency
(Tips, Guidelines, Inspiration)
Design Workflow
in Agency Environment for
Rapid WordPress Development

Adrian Restantia
@madebyadrian | @mooveagency
slideshare.net/adrianrestantia

Design Workflow in Agency Environment for Rapid WordPress Development - By Adrian Restantia - Wordcamp London 2015

1. How we plan and execute our design
process
2. Psd File Structure: naming conventions,
starter ﬁle, info panels
3. Linked Smart Objects, Web Style-guides,
Using Video Simulations
Working faster
as a team
Designer + Developer

Designer + Developer
Digital Dream Team
Hard Working Peeps

The Client
The one who gives (valuable) feedback

Love & Eﬃciency
Digital Dream Team
+ The Client
=

Progress Document
Shared between the designer, developer & client

Why is this document
so important?
1. It helps to show the client the actual
project status and leads to early
useful feedback
2. It helps the designer to organise his
time and workload on the project.
3. It involves the developer in the project
in the early stages.

Moove’s Psd File
Structure
1. Folder Naming
2. Layer / Folder Colour Rules
3. File Naming Conventions

File Naming
Conventions
AboutUs_Careers_T7_V1_AR
Parent Page name Template
no.
Version Author

Why are these
important?
1. They help designers to handle the
feedback requirements faster.
2. They help developers to easily
identify, analyse and export certain
elements from a mockup.
3. They lead to a better communication
between the developer and the designer
as a lot of questions can be avoided.

Starter Template
Key Elements
1. Multi-device Views
2. Design Info Panel

Example of a
Multi-device View
Large Desktop Small Desktop Tablet Mobile

1. Linked Smart Objects
2. Web Styleguides
3. Video Simulations

Work Folder Structure
PSD
Smart Objects
Demos
Assets
Images
Design
Templates
PSB Files
Demo
Previews
Project
Images
Project
Assets
Wireframes Wireframes

Jointhe ment!
careers@mooveagency.com
@MooveAgency

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Design Workflow in Agency Environment for Rapid WordPress Development - By Adrian Restantia - Wordcamp London 2015

1. Adrian Restantia Moove Agency @madebyadrian @mooveagency (Tips, Guidelines, Inspiration) Design Workflow in Agency Environment for Rapid WordPress Development

2. Adrian Restantia @madebyadrian | @mooveagency slideshare.net/adrianrestantia

6. About This Talk

7. 1. How we plan and execute our design process 2. Psd File Structure: naming conventions, starter ﬁle, info panels 3. Linked Smart Objects, Web Style-guides, Using Video Simulations Working faster as a team Designer + Developer

8. Designers

9. Developers

10. Designer + Developer Digital Dream Team Hard Working Peeps

11. The Client The one who gives (valuable) feedback

12. Love & Eﬃciency Digital Dream Team + The Client =

13. Planning is the key 3

14. Progress Document Shared between the designer, developer & client

15. Template Name

16. Wireframe Demo URL

17. Wireframe Approval Status

18. Design Demo URL

19. Design Approval Status

20. Comments

21. Why is this document so important? 1. It helps to show the client the actual project status and leads to early useful feedback 2. It helps the designer to organise his time and workload on the project. 3. It involves the developer in the project in the early stages.

22. Keep your files clean and tidy

23. Great minds think alike!

24. Moove’s Psd File Structure 1. Folder Naming 2. Layer / Folder Colour Rules 3. File Naming Conventions

25. Layer135 copy14 Group23 copy6

27. Folder Naming

28. Layer (Folder) Colour Rules

29. File Naming Conventions AboutUs_Careers_T7_V1_AR Parent Page name Template no. Version Author

30. Why are these important? 1. They help designers to handle the feedback requirements faster. 2. They help developers to easily identify, analyse and export certain elements from a mockup. 3. They lead to a better communication between the developer and the designer as a lot of questions can be avoided.

31. The BIG Picture 5

32. Moove’s Starter Template

33. Starter Template Key Elements 1. Multi-device Views 2. Design Info Panel

34. Multi-device Views

35. Example of a Multi-device View Large Desktop Small Desktop Tablet Mobile

36. Design Info Panel

37. Moving to The Next Level

38. 1. Linked Smart Objects 2. Web Styleguides 3. Video Simulations

39. Linked Smart Objects

40. One Change Applies to All Project Files

41. Work Folder Structure PSD Smart Objects Demos Assets Images Design Templates PSB Files Demo Previews Project Images Project Assets Wireframes Wireframes

42. Web Style-guides

44. Video Simulations

45. Video Simulations

46. Video Presentations for Clients

47. Thank you. Any Questions?

48. Jointhe ment! careers@mooveagency.com @MooveAgency

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