Re: signing off on Web stages?
by "Jeanne Eicks" <webmaster(at)locustcreek.com>
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Fri, 21 Jan 2000 11:24:54 -0500 |
| To: |
"LS Marion" <lsmarion(at)acs3.net>,
<hwg-business(at)hwg.org> |
| In-Reply-To: |
LISAS4D66 |
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Lisa,
I recently implemented a policy which essentially forces a client to sign
off on the website at each stage of the development. I am thrilled to
report that it WORKS! Once a phase is completed the client reviews the
site, approves it and faxes me a signed approval document which I provide
before I continue with work. The document alerts the client that further
changes regarding this portion of the website will be billed at our hourly
rate. It has two benefits:
1) The client seriously reviews that phase of the project.
2) The client understands that he/she/they will be billed at an hourly
rate for any other "fixes" or "changes" to that phase of the website.
By nature a website is a living thing. It grows and changes (or it
should). It has been difficult in the past for me to shut-down that growth
during the development process without discouraging the client. The
sign-off lets them know that other changes will need to be made, but in a
later "phase" of the development.
Good Luck,
Jeanne
President, Locust Creek Graphics, Ltd Co.
RR1 Box 54 - Randolph Center, VT 05061
Ph: 802.728.3818 - Fax: 802.728.3731
Do Some Site Seeing!
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