Of course, I don’t want anyone to think this is the final incarnation of the WebCommons site. It is really just a start of a new approach. In reality, all websites stay in flux, and what is here now is just the culmination of moving much of the old content from other WebCommons locations to this WordPress-based site.

But I really do want to know: What do you think, and how can I make this site better? What can I do better to explain what it is that WebCommons does? What information am I missing, except for a visual portfolio (I already have plans for reinstating that).

By the way, if readers of this site can’t easily figure out that WebCommons does programming for websites, and what that means for their web development needs, I’m in big trouble!

On edit: WebCommons is no longer in the business of doing web programming projects for clients.

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