Alejandro Ramirez

A member of the Philip Greenspun's Homepage community since February 13, 2005

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February 13, 2005, on Envisioning a Site That Won't Be Featured In suck.com:
Alejandro "Alex" Ramirez writes: The instruction on multiple truths looks good on paper, but let's talk about its functionality: I am, in real life, a Web Design class student who just finished reading this page. I was confronted by the comment refuting Nikon's website's criticism. What happens when the graduated Webmaster: makes a website, carefully plans and choreographs it to present his/her view, and then hosts a contradictory account at the end? Answer: Uselessness. The person who has just rewarded the webmaster with his valuable Time will leave, possibly, more Against than for what was expressed in the entire website. Such as, when 1) someone thinks "The author's site says some good things but- Hey, if this person is offering guidelines on web publishing, why does their site look so low on design quality?" (which happens all the time after reading webmaster's instructional sites) or 2) someone does not agree with multiple truths. Truth is not relative; only perspectives a...