Well, um, yes ;) As a web designer I do see a lot of truly dreadful sites. Unfortunately there are (AFAIK) no real requirements for who is "qualified" to do SCA websites, so it's pretty much a matter of whoever volunteers. I've set up a few sites for people that I think are good looking and easy to update (i.e. no knowledge of coding necessary), but I'm really only just getting started in the business. I'll put in a plug for the open-source content managing system Drupal: it does take some setup, but pretty much runs itself after that except for a few software updates.
Seneschals, heralds, exchequers et cetera do have their own mailing lists to compare notes and help each other, but it does depend on having someone in the office who is willing to be more than just a "warm body" and wants to do their job well.
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Date: 2010-12-28 02:14 am (UTC)Seneschals, heralds, exchequers et cetera do have their own mailing lists to compare notes and help each other, but it does depend on having someone in the office who is willing to be more than just a "warm body" and wants to do their job well.