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Before you pull your first cable to the first location you must first have a plan. In this video, Jim Gibson, describes a method for designing a floor plan. First you take a picture of the paper floor plan or blue print with your smartphone. Your smartphone must have paint program to manipulate the floor plan and document what you're doing on the floor. You can then use smartphone picture floor plan to communicate the design to your team members. Your team members can help you plan how you will cable your building. You can email the plan to your customer, are to your boss to get final approval. Don't use paper floor plans / blueprints anymore they don't hold up to the pencil marks. This idea of network design applies to ethernet, Cat6, Cat5e, network cabling. Network cabling floor plans / blueprints do not sound exciting but if you want to complete a job in a professional way you must have precise and accurate floor plans. You must know where each cable and jack is going, who's going to install it, where it's going to be installed and then documented. Remember no job is done until the paperwork is complete. When you're done you can even add Jack numbers under each jack location. The customer then will have a record of the network. This is probably the best idea we have ever seen for cabling design.