Anyone that has worked on a web development team of any size knows that documenting and managing website changes can be a nightmare. Although project management software (I love Basecamp) helps to manage the larger elements of a project, the minute details can often get over looked.
Not anymore. I recently started using mystickies.com as a collaborative website change management tool. Prior to using mystickies.com, the website change process usually involved either:
- Filling out a change request form;
- Sending an email; or
- Printing the page and covering it with unreadable text and (ahem) sticky notes.
Sometimes it involved all three! These methods were often inefficient and timely. Now clients can leave sticky notes on their websites referring to changes that they would like to make to the site. The sitcky notes can be resized, color coded, and even tagged. What a great concept.
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