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The Web site design process at Brook Group (http://www.brookgroup.com) improved dramatically with the introduction of RAD prototyping last year. In fact, over 85 percent of their current clients use RAD for Web site development projects. (http://www.brookgroup.com/rad)
RAD transforms Brook Group’s Tacklebox® Web content management system (http://www.brookgroup.com/tacklebox) into a fully-interactive tool that allows clients to visualize how their site’s content will be organized. With this easy-to-use application, clients create a navigation structure and enter content to build a working prototype.
RAD provides a site from which content can be directly moved to the final site, whether it is a Tacklebox-driven site or not. Those who have been through the complexity of Web design the old-fashioned way were surprised by the speed and ease of the new process.
"Using Brook Group's RAD program made designing our new website a breeze! I enjoyed deciding what content to include on the website without the distraction of the design. The RAD program is so clean. We composed pages easily with copy/paste and other formatting functions available in a toolbar instead of learning any coding. And, reorganizing the structure was simple with the site tree tool," says Heather Gibbons of Brenau University.
By using the Java-based Tacklebox, RAD cuts Web site development time by one third. This time-saving shortcut also saves clients money by making them more proactive in the development stages, reducing miscommunication and unmet expectations.
28.06.2006, Kari White, Brook Group
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