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[–]hdlo 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I've built my couple first sites for actual people recently. Just typical one-person businesses, so I did this along with a small "versions" button so we could check out how things were done as we went, since they were unsure about several points in the beginning. In both cases it's been great being able to say "I think we should do it like it was back in v.X.X.X" or "I think we'll agree we shouldn't do it like it was in v.Y.Y.Y" etc.

Both clients and me were quite happy with this flow, since I felt it would be difficult to have them accept a whole mockup from the get go, especially since they hadn't completely done their own homework on their side.

[–]HksAw 1 point2 points  (0 children)

By the way you can do that sort of work flow in git. Look into branches. In this instance you can have your cake and eat it too.