Comments on: Developing a Web site for the church http://pastorjohnsblog.clcch.org/2008/04/01/developing-a-web-site-for-the-church/ Pastor John invites dicussion of his ideas. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 04:59:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Glen O. http://pastorjohnsblog.clcch.org/2008/04/01/developing-a-web-site-for-the-church/#comment-10 Glen O. Wed, 02 Apr 2008 06:52:01 +0000 http://pastorjohnsblog.clcch.org/2008/04/01/developing-a-web-site-for-the-church/#comment-10 <p>I like the thoroughness of your summary John.<br /> When agreeing on how to put it together: perhaps having a vote on the options presented, if more than one. My thought is that having a similar philosophy should begin with all involved agreeing on how this project fits our Mission statement. Then perhaps agreeing on the goals.<br /> One way for the responsible individual to get info to the web designer on time, is to partner with another person whose role is only to hold the other accountable for their duties. In a friendly way, of course, set some kind of deadline between the two for submitting material or updates to the designer. As the deadline approaches, the one reminds, calls or encourages the other to get it completed. Just some of my thoughts.</p> <p>G.</p> I like the thoroughness of your summary John.
When agreeing on how to put it together: perhaps having a vote on the options presented, if more than one. My thought is that having a similar philosophy should begin with all involved agreeing on how this project fits our Mission statement. Then perhaps agreeing on the goals.
One way for the responsible individual to get info to the web designer on time, is to partner with another person whose role is only to hold the other accountable for their duties. In a friendly way, of course, set some kind of deadline between the two for submitting material or updates to the designer. As the deadline approaches, the one reminds, calls or encourages the other to get it completed. Just some of my thoughts.

G.

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