Previously I had over ten domain names and associated web sites that were costing me around $5 - $10 a month to host. The average months hosting costs were around $50 - $60. Therefore, by setting up a reseller account and transferring my domains and web sites over to my reseller account I made an instant saving of $15 a month.

Now, another extension of this would be to start selling hosting to your friends, after all, you have a reseller account. So if you have ten friends, ask them if they would like web hosting on your server, maybe offer it free to them and ask them to recommend your services to their friends, these can then become "paying" customers. Now YOU can get people to pay for hosting and make back monthly reseller fee. Just sell ten accounts for $3 a month and you have instant income of $30 to offset $35 reseller fee you are paying. So you get hosting for $5 a month for as many domains and sites as you like.

So, with reseller account you have helped yourself, helped your friends, and possibly started making money as well.

Secondly, designers have performed Hacks to satisfy current and past browsers. They have failed to look in other direction – will it be futureproof? With launch of next version of Internet Explorer this summer (and many more to follow), one has to wonder whether these Hacks, or quick fixes, will break a site. In essence, we cannot predict how Hacks will be displayed. Designers might like idea of work needing to be done in future on a clients site but if site breaks client is unlikely to commission same team to fix it.

The true skill of a designer is shown when s/he creates a design without Hacks that generally looks great and works. Slight differences have to be expected. Trade-offs have to be made – and it is decisions made that show a quality end product.