Implementation

Implementation paths

If needed Netcreators supplies the complete implementation path as shown below. Turn-key with a planning that you can rely on.

A TYPO3 project basically consists of the following phases/components;

Project method

Lots of companies try to cut a dash with certain project management or development methods. However it is not possible to deploy such methods in every situation. Some methods are rarely suitable for building websites. For instance, an underlying requirement for the use of Prince2 is that both the development company and client have the same Prince2 certificates. In practice this is very uncommon.

Netcreators have developed their own project method that on the one hand is based on the development methodes of eXtreme Programming (XP) and Rapid Application Development (RAD) and on the other hand on best practises of Prince2. We adjust this method in details according to requirements of the project

TYPO3 project phases

A TYPO3 project roughly consists of the following phases/components;

Phase I - Preparation

1. Register needs, wishes and demands by means of interviews with employees, executives, partners and suchlike.
2. Tracing of data flow in flowcharts based on these.
3. Formulating desired functionalities.
4. Determine usergroups and rights.
5. Elaborate functional design.
6. Design of graphic interface.
7. Production site content.

Phase II - Implementation

1. Arranging (test)server
2. Installation TYPO3.
3. Setup site structure in TYPO3.
4. Configuration extensions.
5. Building and implementing templates.
6. Building extension templates in typoscript.
7. Importing content as well as meta-data.Manufacturing usergroups, users and setting permissions.
8. Importing metatags.
9. Training admins and editors.

Phase III - Publication

1. Testing website.
2. Carry through content corrections.
3. Publication on production server.
4. Champagne!