I am having an interesting chat with my web-technie friends at the moment:
which is better - a blog or a website? I know you can link a website to a
blog but would like to leave that out of my question.
Could you also give an explanation for your preference?
Thanks
Micki
from the north of
It depends entirely on your purpose and how you intend to serve your end
users. What are you trying to present--what are users looking for? A website
is static--much like a piece of print literature. Your user can find
information, but can't add, offer suggests, etc. A blog is interactive--like
a
On 8/9/08 6:11 AM, micki wrote:
I am having an interesting chat with my web-technie
friends at the moment: which is better - a blog or a
website? I know you can link a website to a blog but
would like to leave that out of my question.
Could you also give an explanation for your preference?
Whilst I agree with what Carole says in that it depends on your
purpose, a website doesn't have to be be static, and it can be updated
as often as you wish.
Most people choose blogs because they are easy to use in that you don't
need to learn anything about web design or html, javascript and
Hi,
If you are talking about which I'd rather readdefinitely a
website. Websites tend to have things organized in a section with links
to related content. I have found with blogs that I have to scroll through
a lot of extraneous stuff to find what interests me. For example, today I
