It depends if you’re a geek, a suit or a creative.
The geek says: “The full set of requirements have been hit”
The suit says “It will maximise ROI”
The creative says: “It’s a work of bloody genius”
The geek says: “The site has been accepted as on brand”
The suit says: “The client is happy, can I go home now?”
The creative says: “Let’s get drunk”
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I have never said “The site has been accepted as on brand”. The geek is more likely to say: “You didn’t want to pay for penetration or load testing or decent hosting and you’ve just sent out a bazillion emails to your subscriber base and now the site has fallen over.”
Indeed, I think I’ve said that a number of times over the years
Penetration testing sounds fun, I’ll see if our Tech Director is up for it.
Sadly it’s not as exciting as it sounds. Which just about sums up most of the internet these days
I think that comments just about covers everything