Skitch is a great screen capture/sharing tool (skitch.com) it's
always open when I'm working :)
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I'm assuming that the audience for the presentation are not familiar
with a standard site-map deliverable, and I'm guessing that they are
not looking for a blow-by-blow account of the entire rationale you
have chosen, but instead looking for some confidence in the decisions
that you have made.
No problem! p.s. sorry everyone about the double post, I have problems
with these threads sometimes :-/
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Hi Adam,
Jacob Burghardt has a great book for download that describes a range
of patterns for applications for knowledge workers using examples
from the world of clinical research, financial trading, and
architecture and has lots of ideas to consider in application design.
you could ask members at http://www.twittermoms.com :-)
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