This article was written for the IBM developerWorks forum, but the general principles apply equally to posting to the REvolution forum or to r-help (for which I'd also add: read the posting guide).
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You're correct when you say there is not enough planning by a lot of people. If you don't plan out your kitchen in every detail you may not get the best kitchen you can.
I find that most people rely too heavily on their contractor for advice on the design, and not the designer. The best way to plan out your kitchen is like you said; get a workbook and update it whenever possible.
Posted by: MarbleHost | April 01, 2009 at 23:47