The internet is omnipresent around the world. How a website is designed affects how people access and use it. And the design influences how search engines rank it. We’ll look at applications of Lean and Six Sigma in web design and search engine optimization (SEO). We’ll finish with a video on the parts of a website design.
Using Six Sigma DMAIC for Web Portal Design: India
In a paper titled “WEBDEV-A Six Sigma DMAIC based Web Portal Design Framework” authors Kalaimagal Sivamuni and Jagan Amgoth propose a design framework called WEBDEV using the Six Sigma DMAIC methodology for designing high quality web portals.
The paper includes:
- WEBDEV Design Framework
- WEBDEV Project Charter
- WEBDEV Quality Questionnaire
- Detailed Activities for Each DMAIC Phase
You can read the paper here.
SEO Tips for Lean Manufacturers
In an article titled “What happens when you apply lean manufacturing techniques to your website?” author Erik Deckers says, “Lean manufacturing and SEO — made for each other” and details why.
He covers 5 SEO tips for Lean manufacturers.
- Pay attention to Time On Site.
- Use white space to your advantage.
- Outsource writing if needed.
- Go where the competition isn’t.
- Don’t publish when you don’t have anything to say.
You can read the article here.
Using Lean Six Sigma to Improve SEO
In a LinkedIn post titled “Using Lean Six Sigma in SEO” author Muhammad Salman discusses how 5 of the 8 wastes apply to SEO.
- Defects
- Over Production
- Waiting
- Non-utilized Talent
- Extra Processing
You can read his LinkedIn post here.
In a short article “SEO Six Sigma: 5 ways to scale your enterprise operation” author Jim Yu discusses how the Six Sigma framework can help improve SEO processes for scalability.
Jim uses the DMAIC phases to make his points.
You can read the article here.
The Parts of a Website Design.
In this video Jose Gomez, founder of netministryweb, covers the parts of a website design.
You can watch his video here.
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