PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Website redesign Gantt chart

This website redesign Gantt chart places strategy, design, development and quality work in separate lanes. Each bar has a date range, so the team can see where work overlaps and where an approval must happen first. The site structure and design milestones make the handoffs explicit, while the final quality lane protects testing and accessibility review before the site launches. It is a practical starting point for a marketing website, a documentation site or a major content refresh. Add a content lane if writers have a separate delivery plan. Review it each week with owners, update completed dates and adjust any task that changes the opening, launch or delivery commitment.

UPDATED 2026-09-24
EXAMPLEWebsite redesign Gantt chart
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

A web team is redesigning a marketing site and needs to coordinate content, design, build and testing work.

Key decisions

  • Structure gate: Approve the site map before detailed page work begins.
  • Build overlap: Start templates after designs begin to stabilize.
  • Launch quality: Keep accessibility checks visible before the launch milestone.

When to reuse this

Use it for corporate sites, documentation portals and campaign-site redesigns.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What tasks belong in a website redesign Gantt chart?01
Include discovery, site structure, page design, template build, content migration, testing and launch tasks.
Why put accessibility review in its own lane?02
It gives quality work a visible owner and prevents it from disappearing behind development tasks.
When should development start?03
Template work can begin after core designs stabilize, while later design detail is still being reviewed.
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