When you feel that something needs added, or changed...that's a good time to make the changes.
Since putting the site up, and running amateur usability tests with friends and staffers, there have been:
* tweaks to the design
* tweaks to the ordering process
* additions to the support section (that gets near-constant upgrades, I'd say one new tutorial a month plus the client newsletter published there every six months)
When new services are added, or other changes are required, the site gets changed as needed. Other than that, though, I don't really tinker with the site, and neither do any of the other folks.
I don't visit the site incredibly often, but I try and move through the site to get a client's-eye view every few months or so - just to see if there is anything that could be done better.
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I always worked on my web hosting website when being a webhost. No major changes though - once the design was ok, I only added content or improved functionality.
I haven't worked on my site for a little bit, Anjay from Acsiak is redesigning my site, he's a good guy and has done nice work before so now I am waiting for a new layout from him
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Well, my site is coded in PHP, so I usally add code or news. So about once a week or every other week.
But currently I'm working on a custom 'flat file' CMS for the entire site. So i can update more often.
Every other day. Not only am I working on my site, I am developing a complete web hosts dream of a site. Intergration with news, billing, content, etc.
I hardly ever work on my site, I suppose I should really but once I got it setup i just update the support and special offer sections really.
Most things on a host site is static content anyway