Web developers and project managers
Kicking off a new website project to identify potential compatibility and design issues early.
Use cases
About
The Website Development mind map template is a practical project audit tool for web developers and project managers, covering a 35-node diagnostic tree across three core branches: 'Time to develop' (8 days), 'What are the current problems', and 'How to solve the current problems'. It systematically identifies 7 specific issues such as 'IE compatibility Issue', 'Missing coding standards', and 'Menu bar is not compatible with IE (must be changed)', then pairs each with actionable solutions like 'http://css3pie.com/' and coding standards via comments. This Website Development template serves as a structured checklist for diagnosing and resolving common web development pitfalls, making it an essential Website Development cheat sheet for rapid site audits.
Terms and ConditionsWhen to use this template
Front-end developers and QA engineers
Conducting a mid-development audit to ensure coding standards and browser compatibility are addressed.
Development teams and technical leads
Post-launch review to document problems encountered and solutions applied for future reference.
How to use this template
Step 1
Access and Review Project Branches
Open the Website Development template in Xmind to explore the diagnostic tree covering development time, current problems, and solutions.
Step 2
Diagnose Issues and Apply Solutions
Analyze the existing problem nodes against your project and customize the suggested technical solutions to resolve compatibility or coding issues.
Step 3
Update Timeline and Expand Scope
Adjust the development timeline branch to match your milestones and insert new child nodes to document additional project-specific challenges.
Frequently asked questions
The template includes 35 nodes across three branches: development timeline (8 days), a list of 7 current problems like IE compatibility and missing coding standards, and corresponding solutions for each issue.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then review each problem branch. For each issue, note the suggested solution (e.g., adding CSS3 PIE code) and customize it to your project. Update the timeline and problem list as you progress.
Yes, the template is fully editable in Xmind (desktop or web). You can add, remove, or modify nodes, and export it as an image or PDF for printing.
It sets a fixed development duration of 8 days, helping teams estimate effort and track deadlines during the project.
Absolutely. The template provides example solutions (e.g., CSS3 PIE, comments), but you can replace them with your own fixes, tools, or best practices.
Use it at the start of a web project to identify common issues, during development to track fixes, or in a post-launch review to document lessons learned.
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