Comments on: Monday Blues, Ep. 3 http://blog.trimo-inc.com/bits-n-bytes/monday-blues-ep-3/ Fri, 23 Apr 2010 16:26:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: TriMo Staff http://blog.trimo-inc.com/bits-n-bytes/monday-blues-ep-3/comment-page-1/#comment-21 TriMo Staff Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:49:24 +0000 http://blog.trimo-inc.com/?p=97#comment-21 I agree with you Danny. It would be great to have something similar to the BBB but for fellow developers and designers like ourselves. This would help to some extent. It sounds like you have been thinking through this for a while. I don't mind helping out with making it a reality. We all stand to benefit. I agree with you Danny. It would be great to have something similar to the BBB but for fellow developers and designers like ourselves. This would help to some extent. It sounds like you have been thinking through this for a while. I don’t mind helping out with making it a reality. We all stand to benefit.

]]> By: Danny Mustafic http://blog.trimo-inc.com/bits-n-bytes/monday-blues-ep-3/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Danny Mustafic Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:17:18 +0000 http://blog.trimo-inc.com/?p=97#comment-19 This brings us back to the hot debate about instituting some SOP's in place that will guarantee the client certain quality. We need an association and we need to advertise its values. Other than that there is always going to be newcomers that will screw clients, make trashy websites, and charge low fees. I have nothing against the fellow developers that come into the game, but I do want them to follow certain rules. Rules from usability to business management. Once we have agreed to these rules, we should advertise them to the client and simply have the clint ask the potential developer if he/she is a member of {name} association. All this started with my idea of "clean web campaign", i hope one day to catch on. This brings us back to the hot debate about instituting some SOP’s in place that will guarantee the client certain quality. We need an association and we need to advertise its values. Other than that there is always going to be newcomers that will screw clients, make trashy websites, and charge low fees.

I have nothing against the fellow developers that come into the game, but I do want them to follow certain rules. Rules from usability to business management. Once we have agreed to these rules, we should advertise them to the client and simply have the clint ask the potential developer if he/she is a member of {name} association.

All this started with my idea of “clean web campaign”, i hope one day to catch on.

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