Escusas Del Diseño Y Como Ganarles

1  “It’s been done before!”How many times have you had an idea then Googled it to find someone else has already made it? Don’t let that put you off. Facebook shares elements with MySpace’s socialnetwork model and look how that turned out.
Find the faults in the existing version and think of workable solutions. Look at some of the popular features then think about how they can be improved. Oftenthe smallest tweak can vastly improve functionality.
The existing solutions may also have other ideas on their roadmap. Services such as GetSatisfaction and User Voice are great platforms forcrowd-sourced feature requests. Take these suggestions, give them your own touch and integrate. This will give you extra leverage to beat the competition.
2  “I haven’t got the time!”If you’re strugglingto find the time, take this sage advice from the 90s rapper Vanilla Ice: “Stop, collaborate and listen!” We’re lucky to work in an industry where there’s an active community waiting to get involved –so use it.
Find their strengths. You might already have identified a specific talent so why not ask them to contribute their skills? It would be a great opportunity to learn from them plus thosevolunteers are likely to learn a few things off you.
There are numerous project management tools on the market that will allow you to collaborate online. My current favourite is Project Pier – an opensource application for managing multiple projects.
3  “There’s too much to do!”You might fret that the project will snowball into unexpected measures once you get started it, but don’t let that put youoff. Remember the KISS principle: “Keep it Simple, Stupid”.Find your niche. Identify the most important purpose of your website and stick to it.
Don’t digress. Make sure you set realistic goals. It’seasy to define over-ambitious targets but you can never allow for those horrendous cross-browser bugs later.
4  “I don’t know where to start!”More often than not, someone out there has had a...