"but at the same time I don't want to make an application that
requires constant changing to add features."
Being dynamic keeps one ahead of the competition -- so you might want to
build your app in such a way that adding features is as painless as
possible. The only constant in everything is CHANGE. :)
But I'd say you have the right tools for the job. For Web based processing,
my only advice is to keep the web site interface(s) as simple as possible --
90% of the web development work I've seen attempts to overload the user
interface (aka everything on a single page). Pay very close attention to
security -- I found the Microsoft press book "Building Secure Microsoft
ASP.NET Application" a great source.
"DKode" <dk****@gmail.com> wrote in message
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OK,
so i'm designing a very large business auction website for a customer.
It would include such features as: Auctions, search, registration,
payment, fees on auctions, consignment services etc..
I just started laying out the design for all the objects to create
site, is there any advice anyone can give me when designing a website
this large. I want to make sure I make development time as quick as
possible, but at the same time I don't want to make an application that
requires constant changing to add features.
It will have a SQL server backend, asp.net using C# and be integrated
with a merchant account and SSL certificates for secure credit card
input etc..
any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
DKode