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A few days ago, Russ posted a list of 5 things that all clients want to know. Things like: Can you deliver what we want, on time and within the budget? Can you explain a simple, logical process for delivering the website to the client? Can you explain how problems can be avoided or resolved? The list is a . . . → Read More: Five things all clients want to know In our particular Web Design course, we have lots of learners who attend full-time, a handful who attend two-days per week (depending on their availability), a mum of two who can only attend one day per week and others whose attendance is unpredictable for health and/or family reasons. Some learners start with excellent technical skills, others . . . → Read More: Tip 5: Gradually hand over control of learning In August this year, there’s an event being run by the Australian Web Industry Professionals Association and New Zealands Webstock event called FullCodePress: It’s a geek Olympics! Web teams take each other on to build a complete website for a non-profit organisation in 24 hours. No excuses, no extensions, no budget overruns. Wow… what a learning opportunity! Something . . . → Read More: 3 Hour Full Code Press Genie – our communications facilitator for our web design course – will love this! 35 designers. 5 questions. 5 precise answers. Result: 175 professional suggestions, tips and ideas from some of the best web-developers all around the world. There are a few Australian designers in the 35, including Russ Weakly and Cameron Adams… The first question? What is the . . . → Read More: 35 Designers x 5 Questions I think a lot of student developers and/or designers will especially appreciate the “You-Should-Be-So-Lucky Client” who thinks that “Our cred should be payment enough”. From the 12 breeds of clients (and how to work . . . → Read More: The 12 Breeds of clients |
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