With my favourite three word description of web project management ever - "Black Hawk Down" - comes the next Web Project Manager interviewee Martin Crockett, Senior Web Project Manager / Producer at Pirata London. Read More →

Antonio Volpon of Fucinaweb faces the Web Project Manager Interview questions this week. As with many Web Project Managers, Antonio didn’t start his career as Web PM, but somehow slipped into it from the production side. Read about the lessons he’s learnt and best practices he’s developed. Read More →

This week in the Web Project Manager Interview hot seat is Rich Quick of Successful Sites and Klowd Software. Find out how ‘Mr. Boagworld Forum’ goes about managing web projects when he’s not busy helping out the community there. Read More →

Ever felt like you're the only Web Project Manager in the world? Ever wondered how they handle the same problems you face? Well fear not! There are loads out there and in this series of Web Project Manager interviews you can get a sneaky peak into their world. First up, Mr. Sam Evans, Head of Digital at Bite CP. Read More →

Find out a few more things all the hard working and passionate Web Project Managers out there want more than money. In this article I talk about reliable web project management support staff and understanding digital production teams. Read More →

Web Project Managers are some of the most passionate and hard working people out there, and because of this hardly any are really motivated by money. There are a few things they would gladly take over any pay rise that would make them much less of a Mr. Grumpy Gills. Read More →

Rather than preach to you on some web project management topic, I thought I'd let you know what's been going on in my world of work lately. Read about Rawnet's recent accolade in the Times Online, if you want to work at Rawnet and see web projects I've completed recently. Read More →

Getting Things Done (GTD) is an integral part of how I work, more to the point it’s the only process I’ve ever found that allows me to manage my ever increasing web project management workload. In this post I give a little re-cap on GTD and then talk about my new GTD tool of choice – Tracks and GTDify. Read More →

While watching the latest Saw movie and seeing just how complex the plot was, with interconnecting stories from Saw 1 through to Saw 6, I realised that despite Jigsaw being a little disturbed, he is actually a fantastic project manager who could teach us all a thing or two about managing projects - what a guy! Read More →

When working as a Web Project Manager, sometimes you just know the latest request from a client is just plain wrong. But how can you go about explaining to the client they're wrong? Read my latest article published on Smashing Magazine for some advice on dealing with this delicate situation. Read More →

We laugh at them, we snipe at them, we write hate-filled blog posts about them and we want them to die! But like them or loathe them, the fact is an awful lot of people use Windows and Internet Explorer to view the websites you build for clients. As Web Project Managers we just can’t afford to take the same stance as the cool kids! Read More →

Whether you're a Web Project Manager or not, working in a small web company means you will undoubtedly have to act as a Digital Account Manager at one time or another. But what is good Digital Account Management, what skill set do you need and what makes a great Digital Account Manager? Read More →

Like it or loathe it, when working in a small web agency as a Web Project Manager you will have to perform Account Management duties, it’s as simple as that. But why should you actually embrace the opportunity rather than shun it and how can you go about managing the additional work load? Read More →

When hired as a Web Project Manager you expect to spend your days managing web projects. So why is it you always seem to end up performing Account Management tasks that appear out of nowhere and drain your valuable time and why do some hate it so much? Read More →

In this final part of the Michael Dlugosch talks about Sloth, the last of the Web Project Management deadly sins. It deals specifically with the constant struggle Web Project Managers have when trying to allocate resource to their projects only to discover there is none available. Oh how everyone can surely relate to this issue! Read More →