RodimusConvoy13 wrote:Rated X wrote:Zeds wrote:They won't go live until all the kinks are worked out. Better that they take as much time as they need otherwise it will be a major clusterf**k!
"Go Live" ??? They talk about it like if they were broadcasting a sporting event. Its a friggin website !!! You program it to do what you want it to do and then it works. Bad websites mean bad programers. This is what happens when you try to save money by giving a job to somebody without the proper training.
"Go Live" is the term that is used whenever a website goes up for the first time. It's a legitimate term.
Agreed. "Go Live" is the term we use.
The whole website deal with them is really frustrating to me as I've got 10 years of e-commerce website development experience and have worked on hundreds of e-commerce sites during that time. A few things come to mind at this point ...
1) The client didn't give the programmers enough time to program the website.
2) The programmers said they could meet an unrealistic deadline and didn't take testing into account with their timeline.
3) Someone who doesn't know what they're doing is programming this.
I'm a little concerned about giving my credit card information at this point if they're having this many problems this close to the actual event. I hope to god whoever's working on their site knows what they're doing with the credit card side of things.