The results will depend on the planning, the overall design and the quality of the execution. Before I start a painting I do a rough pencil sketch of how the piece will look, then I assemble the necessary references and raw materials and start to put the painting together. So it is with a web site. I also started my site with a rough pencil outline of what would be on the pages and how they would be linked together. Whether it is a painting or web pages, the results depend on the quality of design and the logical assembly of all the constituent parts.
Careless errors stand out a mile in both instances.
In all it took me five weeks last summer to get to the point where I had my newly created web pages ready to be seen by the world. There was more learning to do when it came to sending my new web pages to my Internet service provider. After a bit of revision in the file names department - I had a usable website up and running. If an artist feels a sense of accomplishment upon the completion of a painting then so should a web page designer. B C Outdoors Magazine, cougar painting.