Webinar: Effective Strategies for Managing Non-Technical Clients through Web Development Projects

Description

Hear about

Successful Client Engagement: Learn key strategies to keep clients informed and involved, ensuring their needs are met and expectations managed.

Balancing Form and Function: Explore strategies to navigate the delicate balance between UX and design aesthetics, ensuring a harmonious user experience.

Managing Different Types of Teams: Understand the nuances of working with corporate, boutique, and ensemble teams to leverage their unique strengths.

Transparency Tools: Discover tools that provide transparent information flow to your clients, enhancing trust and communication.

Deep Dive Approvals: Understand why quick approvals might be a red flag and how to engage clients in meaningful feedback to refine project outcomes.

Webinar overview

Managing non-technical clients, whether from corporate giants, small businesses, or ensemble teams, can be challenging.

Each type of client brings unique expectations and levels of understanding about the technical aspects of web development, which can significantly impact project management and communication strategies.

Join BugHerd CEO and former agency owner, Stephen Neville as he chats to experienced software engineer and IT consultant, Scott Kallen, who has been working in the development of web applications for 20+ years.

Together they will explore proven strategies to enhance client relations, manage team dynamics, and steer projects towards success. 

Who should attend this webinar?

If you work in the website and software development industry tasked with client-facing roles, you will greatly benefit from this session.

• Web Developers

• Project Managers

• Team Leaders

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from a seasoned website development expert with years of experience managing both large and small projects.

We look forward to seeing you at the webinar!

Speakers:

SCOTT KALLEN, IT Consultant

STEPHEN NEVILLE, CEO @ BugHerd