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  • Adaptability
    You should have an understanding of the basic methods of changing your web content on the fly and a good idea of how to modify any part of your site with ease! You should also have the tools and instructions to grow your content once the job is done, without being beholding to your web architects. Anyone who sells you a prepared site design without detailed documentation and a basic site map has done only half the job!

  • Portability
    Situations and conditions change, the web is a very competitive industry. Your site must be designed so that it can be moved on a day's notice, not intricately woven in to some strange, proprietary web-server's operating system! This condition, unfortunately has arisen because of one corporation's determination to rule the universe with it's brand of software, and is rapidly becoming an issue of great significance to site owners and developers.

    UNIX, is the 'standard' open-source operating system of internet web servers, but due to agressive marketing, Microsoft have thrown a monkey wrench into the works by introducing server software that combined with their OS monopoly lends an incentive to force everyone (especially newbies) to use only Microsoft products and software to create, upload and maintain their websites! This could lock you into a services trap that forces you to shop for hosting only among those providers who offer Microsoft's server-software, seriously limiting your freedom to get the best web hosting rates for your site.

    The most onerous issues here, are that their software is secret and proprietary, so that any specialized server application you develop for your site, instantly becomes Microsoft's 'property' since they own all of the code involved, and it is simply unknown how many proprietary security issues exist with it. They call this backroom reverse-engineering "innovation" but there is basically nothing you can program using their tools for their systems that they cannot streamline beyond recognition and incorporate into their products.

Site layouts should be as clean looking and uncluttered as possible, and one should avoid non-standard requirements and tweaks that can couse problems for you, and the majority of your visitors!
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