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Posted by Travis Newbury on 06/16/05 02:14
Adrienne wrote:
>>You should evaluate them on the ability to get the job done the way you
>>need it to be done. If every site they have ever worked on validates
>>or not is completely irrelevant. Can they make the site that you need
>>them to make? If so, then they are a candidate for the position.
> I have to disagree with you there. You can buy a brand new car, but it
> turns out to be a lemon because no one looked under the hood. Same thing
> with a site. The site may look great, but the underlying markup, and/or
> server side coding could be a mess. Making changes to it in the future
> could be costly in terms of time and money.
That's not what I said. I said if the developer can mke the site that
you need made. In this case if they feel that validation is important,
then the developer should know how to do that. In other words, don't
limit your evaluation to a single topic. Look at the site you think you
need, and evaluate based on what you need.
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