At 08:51 AM 7/27/98 -0700, Andreas Ramos wrote:
>
>I've had the same problem: build a site for a client and then, a year later,
>they change quite a bit of it. It makes it difficult to put that in one's
>resume.
>
I learnt my lesson with the first site I was ever involved with - a mail
order site for Time Magazine, inc. I used it for quite a while, then the
venture was closed and the site went with it. Now I maintain a
fully-functional copy of all my sites on zip disks and on my presentation
notebook, plus a make colour printouts and laminate them for hard copy. (I
know this isn't truly representative when you're dealing with dynamically
created sites, but it gives an idea of the overall design and construct of
the site). I prefer to demo stuff in person anyway. Besides, most of the
sites I've been involved with since coming to IBM are sitting behind
firewalls and not accessible to the outside anyway.
regards,
frank
Yep, I'm still alive. Just horrendously busy.
_________Frank Lee, Information Architect_________
Member: Aust DM Assoc., Market Research Soc. of Aust., Web Consultants Assoc.,
HTML Writers Guild, Internet Professionals Association. Assoc. Aust.
Marketing Inst.
Interactive Strategist,IBM Australia Ltd & Managing Director, Wired World
Consulting.
http://www1.tpgi.com.au/users/franko/
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