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School of Pharmacy
Website Evaluation and Proposal
Prepared by Andrew Bacon of the UConn Web Development LabOctober 2010
http://web2.uconn.edu/andrew/pharmacySlides and sketches available at:
Technical Issues
•Invalid, Non-Semantic Markup
๏ Lower Google ranking
๏ Slower page loading
๏ Difficult Maintenance
Technical Issues
•Inaccessible Code
๏ Site navigation requires javascript to function
•Accessibility
๏ State & University Requirements
๏ Americans with Disabilities Act
Content Issues
•Empty Homepage
•No Section Landing Pages
•Only one Subpage Layout
•Text-Heavy Navigation
ShowcaseShowcase EventsEvents
LargePhotosLargePhotos
Audience PagesAudience PagesAbout the SchoolAbout the School
NewsNews
Social MediaSocial MediaPull-Out LinksPull-Out Links
Search Pharmacy Website
Search Pharmacy Website
Simplified NavigationSimplified Navigation
Pages buried deep can rise to the surface with these links
Pages buried deep can rise to the surface with these links
Footer holds less-used but important links
Footer holds less-used but important links
Facebook (etc) is the best way to communicate with students & alumni
Facebook (etc) is the best way to communicate with students & alumni
Student TestimonialVideos
Student TestimonialVideos
Links to documents, pages, etc that you’d like to push. Several pages
Links to documents, pages, etc that you’d like to push. Several pages
Shorter Welcome/About message, with link for more.
Shorter Welcome/About message, with link for more.
Pulls from UConn Events Calendar
Pulls from UConn Events Calendar
New “start” pages for different audiences
New “start” pages for different audiences
Subpages
•Multiple Page Templates
•Section Homepages
•1,2,3 Columns
•Navigation
•Clear
•Comprehensive
Current Section and Page are Highlighted
Current Section and Page are Highlighted
Replace drop-downs with persistent navigation
Replace drop-downs with persistent navigation
Area for links to pages or documents related to this section or page.
Area for links to pages or documents related to this section or page.
Clear Typographic Hierarchy for Page Headings
Clear Typographic Hierarchy for Page Headings
Distinct Styles for Pull-quotesDistinct Styles for Pull-quotes
Large, well spaced fonts for the body content
Large, well spaced fonts for the body content
Next Steps
•Coordinate with your Marketing & Communications Office
•Gather Feedback on Existing Site
•Generate additional ideas for content
•Continue to evolve the designs
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