It was a Sunday morning and the CEO of a new brand named John Edward gathered his team and decided to create a website to bring more awareness to his brand.
He funded one of his team workers called Michael with up to $2500 to ensure he mobilized a very good web developer to take up the project.
The greedy team worker got tempted saying to himself
"How should I give this huge money to a random web developer when I can do it myself?"
He then went online to get a drag and drop free hosting website, he successfully created it and only paid for a domain name which cost him only $20.
Thinking he has done a smart job without having any knowledge of coding, he presented the site to his boss.
However, as soon as the website went live, problems began to arise. Users found the interface confusing and difficult to navigate, leading to a high bounce rate. Additionally, the site was riddled with bugs and glitches, making it nearly impossible for transactions to be completed smoothly.
The CEO got angry and asked Michael to tell the web developer to fix the issues in 2 days.
Michael hired a web developer this time and
Despite best efforts to troubleshoot and fix the issues, The web developer told Michael that it is above his power since he has no eligibility to access the source code of the website unless he contacts the Hosting site Admin.
Michael soon realized that his incompetence has led to a flawed and dysfunctional website. Negative reviews poured in, and potential customers turned away in frustration.
Feeling defeated, Michael realized that his greedy approach had ultimately backfired. In hindsight, he wished he had invested in hiring a professional web developer to bring his vision to life. Lesson learned, Alex vowed to never underestimate the importance of expertise and experience in building successful online ventures.
This is a very good write up, those newbies will need to read this.
ReplyDeleteGood job. May your words inspire and guide others on their own coding adventures!
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