Sites designed in this way, quickly get out of control once the owner of the site or the home user/webmaster jr., have the need for web site page additions, changes, updates, new features, sections or functions implemented. This is where the "code" really hits the fan. The home user/webmaster jr. suddenly finds themselves in a not-so "wysiwyg", website debacle. This is where the art of the true web designer/developer shines through.

It's in the back-end of web design, the web development end, that truly separates the webmaster jr. type sites from the more smoothly functioning, customized sites of professional designers/design companies. Sure, average Joe or Joanie can pop up a ready made site and bluff their way through the initial phase of site design, maybe even succesfully ftp (file transfer protocol) it to the internet.