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The Provost site was previously maintained manually. We moved all the content into WordPress, applied the Vanderbilt WordPress theme, and went live.
We are happy to announce the new Vanderbilt homepage launched on the evening of May 17. Many thanks to the readers of the redesign blog who provided invaluable input throughout this process. Take it for a spin, being sure to check out the new second levels, tools, fat footer and megadropdowns, and let us know what...Posted by Lacy Tite on May 17, 2010 in Info, VU Homepage, homepage
Anna Belle Leiserson from the Vanderbilt Ingram Cancer Center talks about what’s new in Web technologies, with topics including HTML5, changes in browsers / OS, Apple vs. Adobe and what it means for us, the mobile Web and Google adding speed to their algorithm. John Brassil from ITS talks about their new streaming delivery platform....
We’ve been chugging along on the Vanderbilt News site migration over the past several weeks. Once we finally made the decision that we would definitely be going with WordPress as the backend, we could finally start working out the process for migrating approximately 4,000 pages from the old CMS. It was a 4 step process...
A new handbook for university faculty and staff wishing to use social media tools such as Facebook or Twitter to promote their program, research or department is now available. The handbook is available online. The handbook, produced by the Office of University Web Communications in the Division of Public Affairs, includes: An overview of how...Posted by Lacy Tite on April 1, 2010 in 2010-Redesign
We assisted Thom Garrison in the Peabody Research Office in creating a template for an email newsletter that goes out to PI’s on possible funding for their research.Posted by Lacy Tite on March 30, 2010 in Launch, email, old school html
We assisted DAR Communications in the redesign and development of the Reunion website. The site is a combo of wordpress pages and custom php/mysql scripts. Most of the site content and class pages are in wordpress. The VandyGrams (e-postcards alums can send to each other with classic images from their time at Vanderbilt) and the...
The Office of University Web Communications has been working on a new look for the Vanderbilt homepage and top levels pages, set to launch the week of May 17, 2010. We’re once again using our blog to share our designs with you, the Vanderbilt community. We hope you take some time to look at our...Posted by Lacy Tite on March 15, 2010 in 2010-Redesign, VU Homepage, homepage
Posted by Lacy Tite on March 15, 2010 in 2010-Redesign
Posted by Lacy Tite on March 12, 2010 in 2010-Redesign, VU Homepage, homepage, wireframe
Finding out where to eat, what’s happening and how to get around are common questions on every college campus. Now at Vanderbilt University, the answers to these questions can be quickly and easily found using new applications developed by Vanderbilt engineering students for iPhone and Android mobile devices. The new free apps, Dining, Campus Map...webcomm blog
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» 2013-01-10
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