Here are my thoughts on your "website trades" page:
1) Security section looks good.
2) Some people hate nondisclosure agreements, or consider them unnecessary. You might state that you're willing to sign one, or not, as people prefer.
3) You might look at the "Creative Commons" alternative to copyright, which is a good system for people who want to share their work. It can be arranged to require giving credit to the creator. http://creativecommons.org/
4) You mentioned a splash page. Can you do a frame page with clickable parts? Frex, I've seen websites where the first page looked like a computer console of some kind, and you clicked on the controls to go to different sections of the site. They're usually built with connected image files and Javascript for the mouseovers. Stating whether or not you can do this would save time; it's popular enough that people will probably ask.
5) If people don't know FTP or HTML, how should they learn? Some links to recommended tutorials or a list of books would be helpful.
Okay, that's it for now. I think you've got a good start there.
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Date: 2009-07-03 04:35 pm (UTC)1) Security section looks good.
2) Some people hate nondisclosure agreements, or consider them unnecessary. You might state that you're willing to sign one, or not, as people prefer.
3) You might look at the "Creative Commons" alternative to copyright, which is a good system for people who want to share their work. It can be arranged to require giving credit to the creator.
http://creativecommons.org/
4) You mentioned a splash page. Can you do a frame page with clickable parts? Frex, I've seen websites where the first page looked like a computer console of some kind, and you clicked on the controls to go to different sections of the site. They're usually built with connected image files and Javascript for the mouseovers. Stating whether or not you can do this would save time; it's popular enough that people will probably ask.
5) If people don't know FTP or HTML, how should they learn? Some links to recommended tutorials or a list of books would be helpful.
Okay, that's it for now. I think you've got a good start there.