Just a quick note of thanks to Nick. As mentioned, he reviewed a site of mine that was about 99% complete, and scheduled to go live within a day or two. I was very happy with my work, as was/is my client.
Nick reviewed the site and brought up some things I hadn’t noticed or thought about (e.g, horizontal padding, sizes of some elements, use of color in specific areas, etc.). Nothing that would require a lot of effort on my part to refine. But, should I inform my client? I mean, after all, this is MY site - and the client seems very happy. Well, yes - I sent them the link to the video and they agreed. Nick’s points were not meant to detract from my efforts…but were there to make my effort even better.
And so, the release date has been pushed back by a few days. In the end, I, and my client, are benefiting.
Hi Nick, the goal of my business is to promote my business. I’m a singer/performer and an English teacher and my shows are about grammar and punctuation.
I’m one of those guys who has no design experience or coding knowledge and has just relied on Rapidweaver to get my online presence. I’m sure there will be a lot to criticise, but I have broad shoulders and am keen to learn.