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Site Planning
Questions To Ask Yourself
- For whom is your site designed? Are you making it for
just yourself to enjoy? Many programmers (myself
included) do have private sites only they ever view. Are
you making a family intranet-style website, to keep
people in your house up to date with each other? Maybe
you want to go global with your extended family becoming
your viewing audience. Or perhaps you aspire to bigger
dreams and want strangers to come and view your work. No
matter whom your audience will be, deciding that is the
first vital step.
- How much time do you want to spend on your site? Maybe
you want to spend just a few days creating it and
getting it online, then update it rarely. That would be
a completely different site than one created over weeks
or months and updated daily. You need to make a
realistic contract with yourself for how much time you
want to spend creating your site and then how much time
you want to spend updating and maintaining it. And do be
realistic - there is no one judging you on planned
dedication.
- What sites have you seen that you really like? Now is
the time (if you haven't already) to start keeping a
favorites/bookmark list just for design ideas.
Now for some things to keep in
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