Sounds like a similar structure to mine, but with different names. Except for your “morgue” folder. I like the idea of keeping records of your inspiration for each client.

Sounds like a similar structure to mine, but with different names. Except for your “morgue” folder. I like the idea of keeping records of your inspiration for each client.

Here’s my preference of organization.

Clients > Client Name (Folder for each client)

Within Folder:

documents -> Submitted proposals, quotes, etc.
morgue -> Morgue file for project specific inspiration
submitted ->Content and materials from the client
source -> PSD and original files for designs
site -> Contains all versions of the finished site in separate folders

This has worked well for me, but I think it’s all about training yourself for something that works.

Here’s my preference of organization.

Clients > Client Name (Folder for each client)

Within Folder:

documents -> Submitted proposals, quotes, etc.
morgue -> Morgue file for project specific inspiration
submitted ->Content and materials from the client
source -> PSD and original files for designs
site -> Contains all versions of the finished site in separate folders

This has worked well for me, but I think it’s all about training yourself for something that works.

He definitely goes into great detail on the subject. I’m not sure I share the same organizational style. I prefer more levels of folders. That way, each level has less folders to scroll through. Easier on the eyes.

And I wouldn’t consider another developer a competitor. This industry is all about sharing the wealth of information that’s out there : )

He definitely goes into great detail on the subject. I’m not sure I share the same organizational style. I prefer more levels of folders. That way, each level has less folders to scroll through. Easier on the eyes.

And I wouldn’t consider another developer a competitor. This industry is all about sharing the wealth of information that’s out there : )