I’ve just launched a new website & a new blog, but there’s a kicker!
The kicker is, they aren’t 100% complete (It won’t take a long, hard look at the blog to realise this…). While for client work it definitely isn’t best practice to do this, for myself, it’s pretty much perfect. And here are some reasons why:
- I change my mind about designs for these sites more than I put petrol in my car, so it gives me a chance to tweak and change things as I go, instead of a whole redesign. For example, since initial concept I have tweaked the homepage and stripped it back quite a bit.
- I can change with the times. E.g. New typeface comes out that I love, BAM! *insert new typeface on site and change font heirarchy* and just like that… almost new site!
- It’s almost like an experiment site. A testing ground for new things to try out before implementing them on anything else…
So there you have it. You catch my drift. Not only will this blog feature new posts regularly, and the portfolio site feature new work (not-so)-regularly, but the sites themselves will evolve and change. How exciting!? Don’t you think?