> The problem is that same problem the advertising industry has.
Ad
> agencies get awards for "arty" ads. The most successful ad
> campaigns--"you outta be congratulated", "where d'ya get it",
Joyce
> Mayne--don't win awards.
Who voted upon? Ad people and designers. Who's voting? Ad people
and designers.
*sigh*
> Also when a client walks through the door (and this isn't just my
employer
> but nearly all web developers I've dealt with) the first task is
to work
> out their budget. The "solution" is then tailored to fit how
much money
> you can get out of them.
One couldn't possibly give them the benefit of one's experience and
"guide" them to a better solution! Never! ;) It wouldn't be "cost
effective". Churn 'em.
Happens all the time. Dreary, huh?
Aim: Spend smallest amount possible. Suck every ounce you can out
of it.
Result: Crap.
- Jeff
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