Emily’s Flipbook with Video

Page 1. Websites and the tech behind them: think about not only how pretty the structure is, but how well-suited it is for supporting you and your business.
Page 2. Let's look at websites through the lens of houses: a $96,000 house, a $38,000 cabin, and a $5,000 tent, and whether each survives the cold season.
Page 3. There will always be bugs, and security/hacker bears will try to get in. A large structure can still be full of bugs.
Page 4. Pine versus cedar: when building a structure, your choices matter for longevity. This equates to the workflow and processes around the tech you build.
Page 5. A lot of clients arrive when their house is falling apart, hoping for a $500 to $5,000 fix. Baseline renovations at this stage cost $10,000+ and need a foundational rework.
Page 6. This is technical debt. It can also look like a perfectly nice house surrounded by trash: fine shelter that feels bad to interact with.
Page 7. You can avoid all these issues by doing 3 things: hire experienced developers and listen to them, invest to grow, and find a process that works for you, your team and your developers.

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