Posted by jump on September 11, 2017
Meaningful link text makes pages more friendly for visitors and search engines.
The link text should always describe what the user will see when they click on it. It should never be “Click Here”, “Here”, or the URL itself. For example, these are appropriate ways to include a link:
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Posted by jump on August 25, 2017
The Web Migration Project team leadership has changed they way that the information architecture (IA) will be developed for all sites.
Instead of Site Stewards attending an Information Architecture Workshop, the IA team will be developing the IA including a menu structure for all sites. Once a site request is approved and a site has been created, the site will be placed in the IA team queue to be developed.
For more information on IA, please visit our IA page.
Posted by on August 24, 2017
Prior to this month’s meeting, the team requested participants send in questions ahead of time so the conversation could be somewhat focused, at least to begin with.
Posted by admin on August 16, 2017
Registration for the August training for WordPress is now available! To receive credit for training, all participants must attend the WordPress training session and at least one open lab session.
Before attending training, participants should view the Lynda.com WordPress Essentials course. Additionally, completing the generic sandbox site will provide critical exposure to the basics of WordPress. The NAU training will not cover the basics. For more information on the training prerequisites, visit the Training Process page.
Posted by craft-fair on July 20, 2017
The first meeting of the Web Users’ Group (WUG) to discuss developmental updates and the progress of the project as a whole. The group will meet monthly to discuss these topics.
Posted by jump on July 17, 2017
Here are a few highlights from the project team: