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Programming
Programming complexity will range from relatively easy (static web sites) to quite difficult (database web sites). Static web sites with few graphics and minimal if any use of Java or Flash can be created by just about anyone with basic word processing knowledge. Microsoft Frontpage is an example of an application that doesn't require knowledge of HTML to create a web site. At the other end of the spectrum, a database site requires the use of specialized software for database and scripting capabilities and is very often quite complex. Generally this requires the use of a programming specialist to enable this kind of functionality.
Your web plan should detail whether a programmer will be engaged. Programming is time consuming and expensive. Remember, all decisions in the programming stage should be part of a feedback loop to your business plan. Your business plan may change or your web strategy may change during the programming process. Click HERE for a pictorial representation of the feedback mechanism.
Chartered Accountants with an IT designation specialty can advise the small business owner on IT solutions and resolutions to problems. Contact Keith Anderson CA-IT at (780) 447-5830 if you have further questions, concerns, or the need for advice.
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