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- 2. DREAMWEAVER SITE, HOME PAGE 2000- MAY, 2007 0 100000 200000 300000 400000 500000 600000 700000 800000 900000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Visits Visits to the Dreamweaver site grew almost 500% between 2000-April 2007. This site was department driven instead of user driven.
- 3. DREAMWEAVER SITE, EDUCATION I worked with all internal clients to ensure what they deemed important was represented accurately on the website. Because templates weren’t used, it was time consuming to make mass changes to the navigation, and style. The Arboretum wanted to create a more fluid site. We also wanted the NAV to be user driven.
- 4. ERUBE SITE, HOME PAGE JUNE 2007-APRIL 2009 0 500000 1000000 1500000 2000000 2500000 2007 2008 2009 Visits Visits to the eRube site grew Almost 200% between June 2007-April 2009The eRube site tried to move away From department driven NAV. We also wanted to portray the beauty of the Arboretum with a larger home page image.
- 5. ERUBE SITE, INTERNAL PAGES Internal eRube pages and internal promotional “ads”. The Morton Arboretum’s first CMS. A proprietary program with little to no documentation.
- 6. ERUBE SITE Because eRube was a proprietary CMS, there was little to no documentation. My first task was to write a training manual for staff responsible for updating the website.
- 7. JOOMLA SITE, HOME PAGE APRIL 2009-OCTOBER 2013 0 1000000 2000000 3000000 4000000 5000000 6000000 7000000 8000000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 visits Visits to the Joomla site grew almost 250% between April 2009-October 2013. The three modules on the front, rotated to show three additional modules.
- 8. JOOMLA SITE, INTERNAL PAGES I provided training and documentation (a series of screen grabs) to staff “power users” so departments would be able to update Information on their pages. This site navigation returned to more department driven instead of user focused.
- 9. JOOMLA SITE WON In 2009, shortly after launch, the Joomla site won, Best CMS-Powered Non-Profit Sites from the CMSA Spotlight Awards
- 10. DRUPAL SITE, HOME PAGE OCTOBER-DECEMBER 2014 0 50000 100000 150000 200000 250000 2013 2014 Visits to the Drupal site grew almost 19% between October 2013 and December 2014. The Drupal site returned to user focused navigation , moving away again from the departmental navigation of our Dreamweaver and Joomla sites. We learned we needed more promotional area on the home page.
- 11. DRUPAL SITE, INTERNAL PAGES
- 12. DRUPAL SITE RESPONSIVE DESIGN/APP • In response to the increase number of visitors viewing our site on mobile devises, we developed our Drupal site using responsive design. • When we launched our new site, we also created a tour app that can be downloaded for iPhones® • We learned we needed more promotional area on the home page. A Slideshow was created that can house 5 slides which link to more information. We added the ability to promote 3 upcoming events, and we have 4 house ads that link to more information.
- 13. KIRSTEN’S SUMMARY • This presentation provides a small sample of web related projects I’ve worked on. It also provides a representation of where my talents lie. • I spearheaded the migration of three websites and a assisted with one migration • Created redirects when we migrated from one site to another • I provide Google Analytic reports to sponsors and leadership teams • I train power users and provide ongoing support to users • Work with department experts to rewrite content for the website. • Incorporate SEO best practices