Selling cars from US to Russia. Our part was to create web design and CMS that would handle the shopping cart and some texts. Still working on content though, but the site is considered up and running.
Update as of 2007-08-14: Client has abandoned site, so we had to turn it off.
Two more sites are approaching finish line – some minor design bug in one and content in another are pending. Stay tuned for announcements.
After some minor tweaks and some innerworks on AquaShieldOnline.com the site is back on the first page on Yahoo. “Not thrilling, but nice”. I wish all my sites were there.
Spend last couple of weeks learning isides and outs of Mambo Open Source. Looks like a great platform to build long-overdue RussianHut place. If only people who can help were a bit more organized and actually cared about what they do… it would’ve been done already.
One of my clients for whom we are doing the web site now went on design rampage yesterday. We gave him three drafts, he chose one, we started working on them, polishing minor details, etc… Everything was fine until yesterday night I got a message from him. He said that he finally figured out what he wants and attached the draft of the web site he thinks very professional and just great.
Although I am not questioning his taste (we’re children of different times and cultures, so I think he has a great idea that I just don’t get yet), but the colors… the layout… the whole idea of professional web site that looks like pinball game… I definitely should lower my requirements to designers who want to work with me… They are great, it’s me who’s crazy…