Re: Website Redesign
In a message dated 8/24/2008 1:49:14 P.M. Central Standard Time,
jijones@usjoneses.com writes:
4. The most common thread I have seen from all the responses on the
website redesign has been how much people liked the daylilly home
page which displays a different picture (from a fixed library) every
time you reload the webpage. I intend to do something similar but
without using so much of the page space so that we can have more
graphic and informative choices instead of, for instance, the long
list of hard to read links that appear on the daylily page.
Lastly, I have been tasked by the Board to manage and implement a
website redesign. I will continue to elicit comments and present
ideas/samples but, final decisions rest with me, not with a committee
unless you want a camel instead of a horse. If this is not the
perspective of the Board, please let me know now and I will gladly
hand the project off to someone else.
John
John,
Some times two or more heads are better than one. I like a lot about our
website and the daylily one as well, but neither is as good as they can be. I
think the American Daffodil Society one is better than both and the Hosta
Society isn't bad either.
Among the things that exasperate me about our AIS website are the placement
of some things and the difficulty of finding certain things. Examples
follow.
On the first page under News-Announcements regarding the Austin, Texas AIS
2008 Convention, if you click on Conventions/Activities the first thing you see
is a picture of the 2006 Convention in Oregon! No where on that page is
there anything about the AIS 2008 Convention.
Next, I tried to find the Youth site. Since there is no header for Youth
the obvious place to me (maybe somewhere else is obvious to someone else) would
be under Iris Links. Alas, it isn't there, nor under AIS Overview, nor AIS
Membership Information, nor Iris Information. By this time I gave up and I
don't know where the devil it might be (I assume we have one?).
As one member of the Board I don't think it would hurt a thing to have more
Board input to drive the design rather than the other way around.
Jim M.
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