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    The 80/20 rule applies to web design - 20% of the work takes up 80% of the time. This is because significant thought and effort must go into figuring out what the client wants, creating templates, and dealing with clients. Following proven web design structures that are known to work reduces time-consuming experimentation. Designers should avoid letting clients dictate untested designs and tell them no if requests could risk the website's success.

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    The 80/20 rule applies to web design - 20% of the work takes up 80% of the time. This is because significant thought and effort must go into figuring out what the client wants, creating templates, and dealing with clients. Following proven web design structures that are known to work reduces time-consuming experimentation. Designers should avoid letting clients dictate untested designs and tell them no if requests could risk the website's success.

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    STUDENT NAME

    Christopher Mannery
    TITLE OF ARTICLE

    Use the 80/20 Rule to Make Your Web Design Better


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    http://www.killersites.com/articles_2005/opinion/80-20-rule.php

    80/20 rule has evolved into a more proven principle it works in just about any setting. 20% of web design
    work will take up 80% of your time because; of all the thought you have to put into it. You have to figure
    out what the client wants and you have to put up with the client. Then you have to create basic
    templates. Dont let you client tell you how the page is going to be setup its the other way around! If you
    web design field has matured, we now know which website structures work and which ones dont. Keeping
    this in mind, there is no need to go hog-wild with your designs you know what works already! If you are
    trying some experimental web design for fun, thats good with you. If your client starts asking for crazy
    things just tell them no because if it risk the websites you are right.

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