Comments on: The Site That Took Three Years To Build http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/the-site-that-took-three-years-to-build/ Status Updates, Rants, Musings and Real Advice for Webmasters Sun, 05 Feb 2012 03:19:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: UB http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/the-site-that-took-three-years-to-build/#comment-322 UB Sun, 06 Sep 2009 12:58:36 +0000 http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/?p=218#comment-322 3 years is a long time! .-= UB´s last blog ..<a href="http://www.ultimatebanners.co.uk/blog/69-september-09-press-release-free-roller-banners-the-september-give-away.htm" rel="nofollow">September 09 Press Release Free Roller Banners the September Give Away</a> =-. 3 years is a long time!
.-= UB´s last blog ..September 09 Press Release Free Roller Banners the September Give Away =-.

]]> By: Michael Martin http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/the-site-that-took-three-years-to-build/#comment-314 Michael Martin Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:57:58 +0000 http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/?p=218#comment-314 lol - Always the hardest part of blogging. Good luck! :D <abbr><em>Michael Martin’s last blog post..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ProBlogDesign/~3/LLFJGv9_nBU/" rel="nofollow">Will the GPL Kill WordPress Development?</a></em></abbr> lol – Always the hardest part of blogging. Good luck! :D

Michael Martin’s last blog post..Will the GPL Kill WordPress Development?

]]> By: Laurence (aka NexDog) http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/the-site-that-took-three-years-to-build/#comment-313 Laurence (aka NexDog) Wed, 08 Jul 2009 04:31:55 +0000 http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/?p=218#comment-313 Hi Michael, Thanks for stopping by. Complement certainly earned. Was a pleasure working with you on the project. Now if I could just post more. :) Hi Michael,

Thanks for stopping by. Complement certainly earned. Was a pleasure working with you on the project. Now if I could just post more. :)

]]> By: Michael Martin http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/the-site-that-took-three-years-to-build/#comment-312 Michael Martin Tue, 07 Jul 2009 10:13:18 +0000 http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/?p=218#comment-312 Hey Laurence, I'm a little late in reading all this, but wow, that sounds like you couldn't have had much worse luck in getting this project going! :eek: I'm glad it has worked out so well in the end. DesignsKo really did do a great job, the site looks fantastic! And thanks for that comment! Definitely the coolest complement I've ever had! :D <abbr><em>Michael Martin’s last blog post..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ProBlogDesign/~3/DY9-DV_QvHc/" rel="nofollow">Design Review: Real Estate Theme</a></em></abbr> Hey Laurence,

I’m a little late in reading all this, but wow, that sounds like you couldn’t have had much worse luck in getting this project going! :eek:

I’m glad it has worked out so well in the end. DesignsKo really did do a great job, the site looks fantastic!

And thanks for that comment! Definitely the coolest complement I’ve ever had! :D

Michael Martin’s last blog post..Design Review: Real Estate Theme

]]> By: Steven T. http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/the-site-that-took-three-years-to-build/#comment-271 Steven T. Sat, 20 Jun 2009 04:33:51 +0000 http://www.hostnexus.com/blog/?p=218#comment-271 I agree with you, Oleh. Design is a very tricky business. In programming (or hosting services for that matter), either something works or doesn't. In design, it's 90% subjective. How can you argue or justify something right or wrong if the client either "likes" the design or not? Mostly it's a personal thing. And the process technically can just go on forever. There's gotta be a line drawn somewhere. So the service terms and the proposed budget gotta be well established and thought out. If you go too high, your competitor will get your lunch, and if you go too low, you end up eating dirt. :) cheers } steven I agree with you, Oleh. Design is a very tricky business. In programming (or hosting services for that matter), either something works or doesn’t. In design, it’s 90% subjective. How can you argue or justify something right or wrong if the client either “likes” the design or not? Mostly it’s a personal thing. And the process technically can just go on forever. There’s gotta be a line drawn somewhere. So the service terms and the proposed budget gotta be well established and thought out. If you go too high, your competitor will get your lunch, and if you go too low, you end up eating dirt. :)

cheers } steven

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