[thelist] Hiermenus is licensed now?

[Jonas Bohlin]

>> What is so ridiculous about it?
>i just think going from $0 to $1,500 in next to zero seconds is a bit
>off...

Oh, that. I agree :)

>$12,000 for a menu on a website? am i the only person who thinks that is
>also ridiculous?
>okay, a caveat here - i don't know too much about hiermenus and it's
>functionality, but if all it does is provide a hierarchical menu system
>for a website then i stand by my statement.

The cost of an advanced navigation or feature is dictated by the time it
takes to develop it. If the site requires an advanced DHTML cross-browser
navigation (we're not taking gif-swapping here) and that that navigation has
to developed from scratch it takes time. Often you've got very similar
components (such as hierarchial menues) that only need to be slightly
modified or simply implemented, and naturally that is rather quick. But the
first client that requests a new, custom made advanced navigation will have
to pay for it's development.

Here's a saying that kind of fits the subject:
"Buy quality, cry once"

-jonas

--
For unsubscribe and other options, including
the Tip Harvester and archive of thelist go to:
http://lists.evolt.org Workers of the Web, evolt !