SIGIA-L: musings: web site dev outtakes

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Hi all,

As I was driving home last night, I got to thinking about the lifecycle of
the docs we create throughout the process of developing a new site. My
company does alot of entertainment and film related sites- often, there is
an "outtakes" section provided wherein users are "treated" (firmly tongue in
cheek here) to bits of film that hit the cutting room floor and sometimes
set sketches, storyboards, etc.

Anyone ever hear of websites posting docs from the development of the site
itself? How the site grew and changed over time, color/ graphics
choices..etc? Would anyone even care?

Thoughts?

LC

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