Dont be too repetitive and make sure your article includes something the reader can take away. You can search for friends and movies and share your opinion. You can search for trailers alphabetically, by popularity, by highest rating or release date. Viewers just click on the sidewalk button on the Home page, where they will also find they can follow the KidSenses Twitter page by selecting the blue jay. In this first phase of the complete redesign, you’ll see a brand new home page, of course, but there’s a lot more under the hood. Upon arrival to the Home page, viewers are presented with the digitally-recreated quaint museum, which is surrounded by animated children ready to have a fun learning experience. Under our AskAsheville featured businesses, we also have a Social Network that we have created on the Ning platform where anyone that is from Asheville or interested in the area can join for free. Luke Withrow has been an active member of our Web redesign committee and has worked at UNC Asheville since 2006 as a Technology Support Analyst.
"I’ve worked with Lauren on several website and marketing projects over the years. I went to school for two years which was wonderful, but now I'm done and not quite sure what I will do. Twenty-three years as a photo and film stylist taught Dawn and array of artistic skills, one being makeup. Well we are very, very far from being anything near remotely 'good' but we have fun with it. I would have gone crazy being home all the time etc. I think you should try making friends and hopefully things will get better. Basically having an "accessible" website means it really helps people who are blind, have poor eyesight, color blindness, are deaf or have a physical or mental disability. We also are pleased to announce the hiring of UNC Asheville web design’s first full-time Webmaster, who will work with staff in Communications and ITS to keep the site fully functional and current. The entire Admissions site has been redesigned with new photographs, new content and features that will allow prospective students to experience the campus, hear about the activities of current students, and even ask a current student what it’s like to attend UNC Asheville. Flixster has an ongoing blog and keeps up with current movie news.
Nothing is better than settling down for the evening with some fresh popped corn and a good movie to watch. Ooh yeah I forgot to put "Watch Tv" as an activity above but I don't watch too much TV during the day, only at night with my husband. • Make sure the second tier pages have has much content and thought as the admissions site or the homepage. The second phase of the project will continue throughout the Spring semester when we will be helping academic departments, centers and other offices migrate to the new templates and learn how to work with our new Content Management System. In addition to new server hardware and a new Content Management System to support the site, we’ve also developed new "gateway" pages for major areas of the site including "About," "For Students," "For Faculty and Staff," "For the Community" and others. One of Luke’s primary responsibilities will be offering training and support for the new Content Management System (Drupal) during Phase 2 of the site redesign, which is now beginning. On Launch Day, Feb. 5, the Admissions site logged 464 visits. On Feb. 1, 2010 (a few days prior to launch of the new site) Admissions received 168 visits.
Last week we gave the campus community - - faculty, staff, students, alumni and members of the greater Asheville community - an opportunity to give us feedback and ideas about how we can improve the university’s core Web site. Asheville is a wonderful community that is growing oh so beautifully. This is how Lone Bird Studio stands above other Asheville web design firms. We specialize in responsive web design that works on mobile and tablet devices as well. They have a great menu and the staff works hard to provide nice service in a comfortable atmosphere. We are hopeful that the focus group testing of navigation schemes and efforts to follow best practices in the Web design field will have given us a better way to organize the site for ease of use. In general site traffic is up. It will take some time for us all to get used to the new organization, but we’ll making tweaks to the site based on your continued feedback.
