In the everlasting debate about a centralized vs. decentralized hierarchy of Web management, there comes the realistic perspective that our oft-small departments can be easily overwhelmed by thousands of pages of information, not to mention a seemingly infinite power struggle to produce more interactivity and more “shiney gadgets” for our sites.  Such advancements take time and resources, both personnel- and money-wise, and eventually we end up with a network of associates and colleagues we trust.  But finding those “angels in the outfield” can be difficult. (more…)

Do any of you suffer from the web developer bug?  At first, I thought it was just me.  I would develop a web site and once I was finished decide there were a million things I wanted to change.  So, I would take the time to make the enhancements, then step back and decide there were yet more things I could do with the site that were more exciting or more functional.  It’s a never-ending vicious cycle that I get caught up in.

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