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	Engineering - Web Site Development Survey.doc
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	At A Glance
	This Word document can be used to collect the ideas and requirements for a new web site. While it is geared towards employees of a company, it can be adapted for other constituents.
	Background
	Make sure you understand the needs of all affected parties prior to developing your web site. This document asks questions relative to the web site's basic framework, the varied audiences it will serve, what the perceived benefits are, the features and services required, the technology necessary to support the overall design, the time frame for development, and more.
	Benefits
	Using this tool, you will gain a good understanding of the many factors affecting your web site. This understanding should help you design in those features and benefits that will address the needs of the majority of your customers (both internal and external to the company).
	Time ROI
	It takes on average 4 hours to develop a tool that asks the right questions relative to developing a web site. By using MyWorkTools.com, you will save approximately 3 hours developing the tool. Note that a good deal of time will be spent on filling out the requested information.

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