The state of the web - www.salford.ac.uk / 2007

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Patrick Lauke

One from the archives...presentation about the development of the University of Salford website in 2007

Technologie

2007…
• the year where we started to:
– invest further in the web
– take some risks
– add visual interest / dynamic elements

The state of the web - www.salford.ac.uk / 2007

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