The Delicate Balance Between Busyness and Simplicity

Back in November, I completed my switch to a WordPress site and my only complaint is that I waited so long. I have become a bit of WordPress nut over the last few months, obsessed with different tweaks, plug-ins, and widgets. It can be very addicting.

It's not all roses, though. At least for me, the problem with having so many website options parallels "white board" software development. More often than not, I'd argue that in both cases there are major benefits to restrictions and parameters. Take away practical limitations, and it's almost hard to decide on what to do, how to do it, and where to put it. And this is with a committee of one (me). Imagine a team of five people, even with relatively similar viewpoints. Can someone say "creative differences"?