\u00a0\u00a0The next thing I learned and possibly the biggest is that there should and will be lots of revisions. Although we waited until today (it worked out because we had prior revisions), revisions should happen before a final due date and they should also be often. I knew going into this project I wouldn\u2019t be offended if changes were made because that is our job. I learned that patience is needed for parts of the website that needed re-editing. There were days were I spent hours on the website editing and then there would be 1 or 2 things that I could simply not figure out or do on my own. As much as I wanted them done right then and there after hours of editing, it wasn\u2019t until a day or two later until the changes were made. (which is OK). This was a very good experience for me in terms of fieldwork and working with a client in general. I appreciate the opportunity and look forward to doing stuff like this in the future. <\/span><\/p>\n

I think everyone in a group setting feels like other members arent doing as much. Which at some points was exactly how I felt. I think maybe a little bit more participation and communication would have been helpful from my end. Something that worked on our team was that Tyler had a better understanding of Elementor than I did. When I had a technical issue he was able to easily help me with that vs. me trying to take an hour to figure it out, that was overall very helpful. Our group slack channel was also super helpful and an effective way of communicating. <\/span><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"