Do I Really Need a Project Manager For My Web Design Project?

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Do I Really Need a Project Manager For My Web
Design Project?
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• Web Designers are great. Theyre creative,
  colorful, artistic visionaries. But as with most
  artists, they could at times lose touch with some
  details that may separate them from the success
  that they desire.

• When an employee is wearing many hats and doing
  so many projects at once, some important details
  can slip their minds because they are drowning in
  their workload. Lack of attention to important
  details can set a project back. This lack of
  attention seems to occur at the beginning of the
  project.

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• Dont waste precious time by fixing things and
  overlook mistakes were completely. This may be
  disappointingly discovered by the clients, or
  worse, pointed-out by the customers themselves.

• Small problems should be addressed immediately
  and not set aside to be dealt with later on. If
  thats the case, then sure enough towards the end
  of the project things will begin to spin out of
  control. Tiny details can become huge problems. 

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• A project manager may at times ask questions that
  are seemingly obvious or simplistic in nature.
  But, if not asked, addressed and included in the
  plan, a project can become much more difficult.
  This may result in higher costs and lower
  profits.
• They always tack on the duties of project
  management to members involved in the building of
  a site without considering whether or not this
  person will have the time to devote in doing an
  effective job as project manager. Or, this person
  might not have the right perspective for the
  project management job at all.

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• New Media Consultant
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