So it turns out website aren't so easy.
- By Nicholas Rios
- Published 05/24/2007
Nicholas Rios
Nick lives in Austin TX doing computer nerdy stuff during the day and catching live music during the night.
Of course I knew that.
I have been in this business for 10 years.
But before I was building little brochure or simple store front websites.
Or I was adding to existing websites for the corporate big shots.
Now a project comes along which is humongous.
A music website that can provide all the standard services to indie musicians.
But also an informative website that can handle news and custom articles.
Oh and not to leave out an advertising service for venues and shows.
Then somehow weave it all together into a functional mosaic and call it crunkbox.
We just talked about the idea for almost a year.
Then inch by inch started executing our plans.
Everytime someone asks, how much longer until the site is up I get the same feeling of frustration. It's like asking chess players, "who's winning"....
I mean yeah there's a mostly right answer- but there is also still a whole lot up in the air. If building this webite were a chess game - we definetly just found ourselves getting into the endgame.
By the way, I'm totally into chess if you don't know that about me...
I have been in this business for 10 years.
But before I was building little brochure or simple store front websites.
Or I was adding to existing websites for the corporate big shots.
Now a project comes along which is humongous.
A music website that can provide all the standard services to indie musicians.
But also an informative website that can handle news and custom articles.
Oh and not to leave out an advertising service for venues and shows.
Then somehow weave it all together into a functional mosaic and call it crunkbox.
We just talked about the idea for almost a year.
Then inch by inch started executing our plans.
Everytime someone asks, how much longer until the site is up I get the same feeling of frustration. It's like asking chess players, "who's winning"....
I mean yeah there's a mostly right answer- but there is also still a whole lot up in the air. If building this webite were a chess game - we definetly just found ourselves getting into the endgame.
By the way, I'm totally into chess if you don't know that about me...
