By Peter Bell

How Much Do You Want Your Clients to Care?

OK, this one goes out to anyone who develops fixed bid projects. In my experience, as I do more and more code generation, the biggest cost of developing most web applications becomes the amount of time you have to spend communicating with the clients. Because of that, it seems to me that the ideal clients are those that care about their web projects - but not too much . . .

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What Makes a Great Client?

If you had (or have) all the business you could possibly handle, what questions would you ask to pre-qualify the clients you'd really love to work with. The ones that would be the most enjoyable, profitable and fun? . . .

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How to Design a Website . . .

All too often our resellers "design" their web apps by getting a designer to create some JPEGS and then asking us to implement then in HTML. After giving it a fair trial I'm now convinced that even for the smallest web apps (even sub $10k) wireframes are an essential part of the process . . .

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