Building a CMS

[xmaddness]

I hope you made that site specification doc..... you know... the one I told you to write before taking on the contract.... to prevent things like additions being crammed on you...

[Christina]

It's there, believe me. Like I said, I'm working with someone who hasn't even read or understands the original scope of the project. It got passed off to him to manage it up until deployment, which is part of the reason I'm so annoyed. If he had just read the original phase layouts, he would know these things.

[Donkey Punch]

It's there, believe me. Like I said, I'm working with someone who hasn't even read or understands the original scope of the project. It got passed off to him to manage it up until deployment, which is part of the reason I'm so annoyed. If he had just read the original phase layouts, he would know these things.

It is much easier to be blind and ask for new features and have things run off course than to keep with the orginal course. I have been through this before and was ran through the mud when it came to adding new features. Why? Because when somebody sees what can be done, others seem to get ideas on what could be cool. Most do not understand the complexity of new features and how far back it will set the launch of the project. I am not saying _all_ because I have worked with many intelligent folks, but that number, unfortunately, is not the majority.