Comments on: Anatomy of an agency website http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/ for the marketer, designer, and entrepreneur Sat, 05 Jul 2008 08:55:13 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Verne http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-625 Verne Tue, 13 Nov 2007 14:58:36 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-625 Thanks Shane! We're looking to do a few open sourcy integrations ourselves as well. So many open sourcies.. so little website. Our team had the same discussion with regards to the main site and the blog-to-be. They definitely can be essentially separate entities, and I really think that they attract a difference audience who arrive with different intentions. Is it safe to say that you're posting from your magical iPhone? ;) Thanks Shane! We’re looking to do a few open sourcy integrations ourselves as well. So many open sourcies.. so little website.

Our team had the same discussion with regards to the main site and the blog-to-be. They definitely can be essentially separate entities, and I really think that they attract a difference audience who arrive with different intentions.

Is it safe to say that you’re posting from your magical iPhone? ;)

]]> By: shane http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-619 shane Tue, 13 Nov 2007 04:59:13 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-619 hey Verne! Nice post dude. We are going to have to do a minor update to our to include space for wp pluggins and cmsms pluggins and other open sourcy stuff. Curiosity - on the firm site or on the blug. The blog probably gets more traffic. And yes, I see them as somewhat slightly seperate. hey Verne!

Nice post dude. We are going to have to do a minor update to our to include space for wp pluggins and cmsms pluggins and other open sourcy stuff. Curiosity - on the firm site or on the blug. The blog probably gets more traffic.

And yes, I see them as somewhat slightly seperate.

]]> By: Verne http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-474 Verne Mon, 05 Nov 2007 19:20:18 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-474 Hi Renata - I can totally relate to the feeling of your own work never really being completely done! I'm sure it's a disease that many designers suffer from when it comes to making something for themselves. Though I'm not sure if anybody's looking for a cure.. Hi Renata - I can totally relate to the feeling of your own work never really being completely done! I’m sure it’s a disease that many designers suffer from when it comes to making something for themselves. Though I’m not sure if anybody’s looking for a cure..

]]> By: Renata23 http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-460 Renata23 Mon, 05 Nov 2007 03:23:57 +0000 http://creativebriefing.com/anatomy-of-an-agency-website/#comment-460 I recently finished my own web site (www.rbreytmandesigns.com), and can honestly say that it is a pain in the ass... the worthwhile kind that you spend forever torturing yourself with, and it's never done, but it has to be up there, and it's a labor of love and hate and sweat and coffee and... you get the drift :). I started out with a site that was created in FrontPage, then made one in Dreamweaver, and this latest incarnation is hand-coded, W3C-compliant, and table-less. As usual, I'm very proud of it -- until I learn some new skills, and realize I have to re-do the whole thing all over again :). I recently finished my own web site (www.rbreytmandesigns.com), and can honestly say that it is a pain in the ass… the worthwhile kind that you spend forever torturing yourself with, and it’s never done, but it has to be up there, and it’s a labor of love and hate and sweat and coffee and… you get the drift :). I started out with a site that was created in FrontPage, then made one in Dreamweaver, and this latest incarnation is hand-coded, W3C-compliant, and table-less. As usual, I’m very proud of it — until I learn some new skills, and realize I have to re-do the whole thing all over again :).

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