Re: Web Page Redesign

[Jill Bonino <aistreas@earthlink.net>]

John...

REALLY WELL DONE...WOW having already been used several times!

I like the rotating central picture idea and also like a "paid page" where hybridizers can post their newest intros, web sites and selling info.  

I also would like to see a link where people can see a list and pictures of all medal winners...not just the Dykes Medal... by year and by class (TB, IB, BB etc)...This would take awhile to come up with but would be a useful reference and member benefit.  Some of this may already be available on section websites.  

Under the AIS Board drop down, could we add "Bylaws" and "Articles of Incorporation", so people could see where it is right away?

Imagine that I am standing and applauding enthusiastically!!

Jill

-----Original Message-----
>From: John I Jones <jijones@usjoneses.com>
>Sent: Mar 31, 2009 11:19 AM
>To: aisdiscuss@aisboard.org
>Subject: [AISdiscuss] Web Page Redesign
>
>Here is a redesigned home page,  with the drop-down menus working.
>
>The links below are all the same design with a variety of center  
>images, just so you can see how it looks with different images.
>
>This is just the home page format. The format for sub pages will have  
>a different look more suitable for displaying and navigating to more  
>types of information. The items in the drop down menus are place  
>holders and can be changed as we need them. That is actually the point.
>
>We know what most of our content is going to be for now. We will  
>never know what all our content is going to be in the future because  
>it is going to change, and we will have to change and add links (and  
>take some away) and content as we evolve over the years. The point is  
>to have a design that is flexible enough to accommodate what we need  
>to do. We can argue about the specific link titles, but the structure  
>is there to allow us to move forward. Obviously the sub links are not  
>active yet. Just roll over the items ("Growing Irises" etc.) to see  
>the drop downs.
>
>(There is a typo in the Photo Gallery pull down and I will fix that  
>later)
>
>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-A.html
>
>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-B.html
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>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-C.html
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>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-D.html
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>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-E.html
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>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-F.html
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>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-G.html
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>http://www.mchalecreates.com/AIS/AIS-home-page-v2-image-H.html
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>
>
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