Re: I Got the Intermediate Web Designer Blues

by "Lisa S. Marion" <lsmarion(at)acs3.net>

 Date:  Wed, 3 Nov 1999 08:54:51 -0800
 To:  "Jones,
Sharon" <sjones05(at)harris.com>,
"'JoAnna Blanding-Koskinen'" <jmkoskinen(at)earthlink.net>,
<hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org>
 References:  CORPMX8
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-----Sharon writes-------
: The best way to save files
for a portfolio is to print
your site to PDF.  That
: way, you can let your
clients view it online (a
little more impressive than
: paper in this business, I
think).

Yes I agree. *Live* is much
more impressive!
Taking that idea one step
further...

If you have Web space
somewhere why not post
a perfect unaltered version in
a subdirectory ...

Like www.
yourdomain.com/portfolio/123co
mpany

With no links to it from
yourdomain, but if someone
wants to
see samples of your work you
can send them there
instead of the clients *live*
altered site.

If you are designing without
server space, I think
you should get some ;-)



lisa
________________________
lsmarion(at)acs3.net
In beautiful sunny southern
California

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