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What's your most fav part of your work?

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When I've finished the images for the site and everything starts to "fit" into the CSS layout.

When the cheques go in the bank :)

 

Seriously it's seeing a site make a difference for the owner. These days it's usually something like an increase in sales!

Best thing about it when the client is extremely happy - when they are happy then I am happy. As well as seeing the money in my account - So basically everything bluedreamer said. :D

Probably working out an concept in photoshop, seeing it all come together.

 

Also love to add useless features to a website :pp just for the fun of it. Coding puzzles can be a lot of fun :) especially if it works

After all the stress and hard work is over :) This is normally once the design has been finalised and I can get down to coding it, as coding it relaxes me :D

I like coming-up with some cunning play on words that makes me grin from ear-to-ear.

 

Like "Content matters" as a strapline for right2web. I got a complete sentence and 2 subtly different yet totally relevant meanings out of just 2 words!

 

Better is when I write something funny or, the real highlight of my day is when there's a monstrous or humorous error in the original copy.

 

A couple of weeks back, on a big estate agency's site they had advertised this million dollar house as "blah, blah... surrounded by a white fence"! :D

Only the 'w' in 'white' was actually an 's'!!!!

Seeing my design go from psd to XHTML

I've been working on one all day and will show you guys later

Coding. I could sit and code for hours. It's all the other bits that makes it tedious :p

This Page Is Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict!

Clean, tidy, spotless, beautiful code!!

 

Yes, I also like it when the client is happy, and better still, when the users contact the client to say, "Great site!". :)

Difficult really, like climbing a mountain, the effort is directly relative to the satisfaction. So a lot of the things that cause me the most grief give me the most satisfaction. For me though it's primarily solving visual problems - be that through code or a graphics package.

I like the strict WC3 page and then seeing work in IE, FF, Saf and Opera.

 

My guilty pleasure is hiding funny comments in the CSS page :)

I don't do the "PSD then HTML" thing, so I guess the most satisfying thing for me is starting with a vanilla HTML+CSS wireframe layout (no pics, fonts or colours, lorem ipsum text, etc) and transforming it by degrees into the picture I had in my head.

 

And having it still validate afterwards - that's quite satisfying... :)

My guilty pleasure is hiding funny comments in the CSS page :)

You're not the only one who does that. Most of mine are in the PHP though, so any future developer who has the misfortune of using some of my 'private' code may get a laugh at least.

Hands up if you curse IE in your JavaScript functions sometimes :)

 

<raises hand />

Hands up if you curse IE in your JavaScript functions sometimes :)

 

<raises hand />

 

I'm a C# developer and regularly sneak some funny comments into my code. It helps to distract my colleagues from laughing AT my code! :pp

My guilty pleasure is hiding funny comments in the CSS page :)

 

I'm glad I'm not the only one - he he - you mean something like...

 

/* the following are all bug fixes for f*&^*&%(^ IE6, man how I hate the bloody thing wasting my time farting around taking 3 pixels off here and there, applying belt and braces to list items and the rest of it. You can take these out for all I care but don't come running to me when your site cracks up in a sub standard browser - and no I'm not gonna cheat and fix it with tables...grrrr */

best bit is when the client is happy, and lets you know.

 

worst bit is when you get let down by a client, or the project falls through.

For me, an an SEO, what i like most is link building. SO what's your fav part?

 

Checking the rankings each week and seeing if we have climbed.

 

That and realising that it's not my turn for the coffee run!

I enjoy everything about my work as a web developer because I really just see it as being paid to do my hobby! :D

 

I do take particular joy in knowing that I've just made a little slice of the internet a better place for everyone.

 

The thing I like least about my job is the boring data entry work – entering content into the client's websites. No Wizely, not nice content, this is the rushed, "the client knows best", type of content that I have no choice in because I'm not the boss where I work.

For me, an an SEO, what i like most is link building. SO what's your fav part?

 

making css layouts is a most interesting work for me :)

Completing the last (one of many) tweaks to the copy that the client wanted changing and then uploading it for the world to see. Plus seeing it rank well in Google is always a winner!

 

Man! you guys are sooo naughty! Hiding messages in code eh?? tut tut! :pp

I love designing and I love to create system (php, mysql, javascript), but I hate putting design into css and html. Sorry if I offended somebody with that, but that's my opinion.

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