Most of my clients are solopreneurs (like myself), small companies or non-profits. As such, their website development and maintenance budgets are small – so much consideration is given to “bang for the buck” – in terms of function vs. form with initial site development and ongoing maintenance.
It wasn’t too long ago that I did only custom designed websites – that they would have to have ongoing assistance to maintain (usually by me). However, the upside was that the client would have a truly unique site that reflects the company’s brand and allow for complete design freedom, plus they could rely on me to do quick content updates as they needed them.
Form vs. Function & Your Website’s Cost of Ownership
Posted on August 1, 2009 by Mary in Commentary
Most of my clients are solopreneurs (like myself), small companies or non-profits. As such, their website development and maintenance budgets are small – so much consideration is given to “bang for the buck” – in terms of function vs. form with initial site development and ongoing maintenance.
It wasn’t too long ago that I did only custom designed websites – that they would have to have ongoing assistance to maintain (usually by me). However, the upside was that the client would have a truly unique site that reflects the company’s brand and allow for complete design freedom, plus they could rely on me to do quick content updates as they needed them.