web developers without a website??
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how many web developers out there, who either work freelance or have their own business, haven't yet built their own site? i thought this would be a rare thing, but i've come across quite a few acquaintences lately that have been working freelance for years, but still have an "Under Construction" page displaying - myself included! nicko
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Gizz wrote:
too busy doing otrher people's
Too busy to spell check? :-D ---------- There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them. - Alexander Ledru-Rollin
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Gizz wrote:
too busy doing otrher people's
Too busy to spell check? :-D ---------- There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them. - Alexander Ledru-Rollin
A good editor would recognize a typo for what it is. X| Asking someone to define CP is like asking someone to define art. It is a known, a tangable thing, a state of being. To define it is to limit and miss its true nature.
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Gizz wrote:
too busy doing otrher people's
Too busy to spell check? :-D ---------- There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them. - Alexander Ledru-Rollin
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how many web developers out there, who either work freelance or have their own business, haven't yet built their own site? i thought this would be a rare thing, but i've come across quite a few acquaintences lately that have been working freelance for years, but still have an "Under Construction" page displaying - myself included! nicko
I have a website but it has become stale. It is not an accurate representation of my current programming ability. If a potential client were to judge my web development skills by my personal website they would never hire me, but if they were to look at my client portfolio they would. This post has inspired me to devote some time to my personal site. Thanks! -RezBeatIt -- modified at 15:19 Tuesday 9th May, 2006
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Gizz wrote:
Naturally. Real Men don't eat quiche or use spell checkers.
Good one! You win. :cool: ---------- There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them. - Alexander Ledru-Rollin
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I have a website but it has become stale. It is not an accurate representation of my current programming ability. If a potential client were to judge my web development skills by my personal website they would never hire me, but if they were to look at my client portfolio they would. This post has inspired me to devote some time to my personal site. Thanks! -RezBeatIt -- modified at 15:19 Tuesday 9th May, 2006
yeah, i had designed and mostly built my site, then got swamped in work so left it. when i finally got back to it some months later i found that my skills had grown significantly, and realised then what you have said above - it is not, and would never be, a true representation of my current abilities. i let my portfolio demonstrate my abilities, not my own site, and i explain this to potential clients - they always seem happy to accept that. nicko
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how many web developers out there, who either work freelance or have their own business, haven't yet built their own site? i thought this would be a rare thing, but i've come across quite a few acquaintences lately that have been working freelance for years, but still have an "Under Construction" page displaying - myself included! nicko
I'd maintain that it's not a foreign concept for a lot of professionals of other kinds of work either. Sure I'm generalizing a bit but, how many mechanics do you know with nice cars?
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yeah, i had designed and mostly built my site, then got swamped in work so left it. when i finally got back to it some months later i found that my skills had grown significantly, and realised then what you have said above - it is not, and would never be, a true representation of my current abilities. i let my portfolio demonstrate my abilities, not my own site, and i explain this to potential clients - they always seem happy to accept that. nicko
Yip i'm also one of thoose blokes that start developing my own site from scratch everytime because of how i feel my ability has changed and always get side tracked when alot of work comes my way... But this msg board has inspired me to just get it over and done with and keep it a priority :cool: "Sanity calms, but madness is more interesting." --John Russell
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I'd maintain that it's not a foreign concept for a lot of professionals of other kinds of work either. Sure I'm generalizing a bit but, how many mechanics do you know with nice cars?
Weel even tho it's a generalization i must agree the you opinion but i think the kind of profession that we and software developers find ourselves in people tend to judge things that are not tangable differently to that of .i.e. mechanic and electricians and so on ... but good point man ...:cool:
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how many web developers out there, who either work freelance or have their own business, haven't yet built their own site? i thought this would be a rare thing, but i've come across quite a few acquaintences lately that have been working freelance for years, but still have an "Under Construction" page displaying - myself included! nicko
I have my website after 4 years of working in web development :omg: !!!shaks!!! what was i doing in last 4 years? answer is same as others :-D --------------------------- http://www.idlsol.com
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I have my website after 4 years of working in web development :omg: !!!shaks!!! what was i doing in last 4 years? answer is same as others :-D --------------------------- http://www.idlsol.com
Hey i just had a look at your site now... My first impressions was very well done i like that you didn't over the top like most people who develope a site usually show there in experience through trying to use every neat trick up there sleave to show the viewer they got something special ... Its has a very professional look and feel so well down hopefully when i get around to finishing my own personal space other will have the same oppinion of my site .... I recon i give it a good think through tonight after work :cool:
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Hey i just had a look at your site now... My first impressions was very well done i like that you didn't over the top like most people who develope a site usually show there in experience through trying to use every neat trick up there sleave to show the viewer they got something special ... Its has a very professional look and feel so well down hopefully when i get around to finishing my own personal space other will have the same oppinion of my site .... I recon i give it a good think through tonight after work :cool:
Thanks :-O --------------------------- http://www.idlsol.com
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Gizz wrote:
Naturally. Real Men don't eat quiche or use spell checkers.
Good one! You win. :cool: ---------- There go my people. I must find out where they are going so I can lead them. - Alexander Ledru-Rollin
I managed to put one up but it sucks!!