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That's exactly right. I really don't think I did anything new or special here. My biggest challenge was to stop thinking about it and do it.
by amirkhella 16y ago
That's exactly right. I really don't think I did anything new or special here. My biggest challenge was to stop thinking about it and do it.
- edanm 16y agoThe problem, for me at least, was that I didn't know what was the simplest way. I spent a long time learning some design skills, learning html/css, etc. Then I realized (not long ago) that I could effectively buy a 20$ site template, and it would take a hundredth of the time and look 100 times better. Then, even more recently, I learned that you can set up a WordPress site, with a great design, and pretty much any goodie you need (contact forms, email lists, etc.). Now, none of these things are particularly hard. But for me, coming from a non-Web background, each of these steps took some learning. And you never know when you should be learning more. So in that sense, every article I read that says exactly how to set up an MVP, including all the nuts & bolts of the various plugins / etc, is incredibly valuable.
- wazoox 16y agoRight on it. I spent literally weeks building barely average-looking purely W3C-compliant webpages in pure HTML+CSS... And it's a huge pain right now to change the site because there is no way to iterate rapidly. That's because I've learnt HTML at the time when even HTML 3.2 was hot :)