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Posted by tonnie on 03/08/07 17:43
Rik schreef:
> tonnie <t.prasinge@chello.nl> wrote:
>> Why a cms? Total overkill as it looks now. Use the time to teach her
>> how to place content in HTML!
>
> Hmmmz, a CMS is a real time-saver. Teaching a client HTML, billed by the
> hour, quickly becomes very expensive. Also, it would mean a lot of
> 'helpdesking' for them, you can just count on the fact that they will
> call for every little problem they don't know how to solve.
>
> Most of my clients have better things to do then to learn HTML, but
> still want to be able to change content themselves.
Nonsense, the time spent on teaching them how to handle the cms is
wasted time, especially if one uses it for a small site like the one in
the example.
I do teach my clients how to use a few elements, copy and paste, where
they have to put what and how to upload it. Thats it, it aint no rocket
science.
Don't try to make your client believe it is, just because you want to
make it yourself easy and earn quick bucks.
Using a cms system for a small site like the one in the example is
completely ridiculous, period.
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