Well, I will be doing a re-cap here of what all of this sabbatical ("sabbobical") was all about for me, but in the interim while you wait to see that, check out the work:
aifreelance.com
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Weeks 11 & 12
I am doing a compilation summary of the past two weeks, including the holiday. Steve R and I have been working very hard on the website and we know that there is much more to do. I have started a final "scrub list" of the site and on first pass we had 55 open items to attend to. Will this ever end?
On the one hand my sabbatical was great. I can't say that I enjoyed the time as it was and still is alot of work, but it has given me a renewed look at many aspects of what I do in the classroom and as a consultant out in the world.
There are soooooooo many logistical things that happen between a developer and a client that never truly get discussed in the classroom that I am now going to be able to bring in for discussion.
Some things to look forward to for further website development:
On the one hand my sabbatical was great. I can't say that I enjoyed the time as it was and still is alot of work, but it has given me a renewed look at many aspects of what I do in the classroom and as a consultant out in the world.
There are soooooooo many logistical things that happen between a developer and a client that never truly get discussed in the classroom that I am now going to be able to bring in for discussion.
Some things to look forward to for further website development:
- We will be getting new and better photography from an unexpected source
- We are looking at the "information architecture" trying to decide if chronological is better than alphabetical
- The "permissions" nightmare is s-l-o-w-l-y resolving itself
- The transition of responsibility from the development team to the client will be slower than we expected
- And Joomla! was a great choice for learning a content management system --- Steve R has gone above and beyond the call of duty to find amazing plug-ins and add-ons that are making the development process tres facile!
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