Summary
Like other roles on the Web development team, the designer brings to the project a generalist's knowledge of the overall process. However, in the future this may not be enough. More and more, Web front-end design and technical back-end functionality will be intertwined. Designers will, almost by default and by using tools such as Flash™, become more technically proficient throughout their careers.
The design process consists of the following phases that result in deliverables that are approved by the client.
Brainstorming the original design direction
The revision process for all facets of the design
The final sign-off of the finished piece
The project manager's most important contribution to the design process is ensuring a smooth sign-off ...
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