I looove the new look. Join me in giving Cari a pat on the back? So refreshing.
The first thing I love is no drop down menus. Those were a bit in the way on the old design.
But the first thing I don't love is after clicking on a New DVD title on the slider, it takes you to the item in our catalogue, and from there, if you choose to go back, the slider will now display books, while New DVDs is still selected. You must select New Books, then New DVDs again if you want it to go back to the DVDs. I'm sure this can and will be fixed in no time.
I like the new Events calendar. It allows us who are looking for that info in a timely fashion to scan for keywords. The other page took to much scrolling and clicking around.
The eResources & Services pages both have a nice, cleaned up look about them that boast professionality and ease of use for patrons.
I'm glad to see our site finally looking a little more 'with the times' with the new layout.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Task #9 - Universally Classy
I am continuously impressed with our database center. The Universal Class is awesome.
Working at half time, and being a young adventurist, I'm at a point where I realllly need help budgeting and managing my finances. Universal Class couldn't have knocked on my door at a better time. (Well, maybe before the thousands of dollars of credit card debt, but..) I have enrolled in two budgeting/finance classes and intend on finishing them both within the six month period given. I may also try to take an Excel class to refresh my memory on some of the things I learned from Ike years ago.
Thanks.
Working at half time, and being a young adventurist, I'm at a point where I realllly need help budgeting and managing my finances. Universal Class couldn't have knocked on my door at a better time. (Well, maybe before the thousands of dollars of credit card debt, but..) I have enrolled in two budgeting/finance classes and intend on finishing them both within the six month period given. I may also try to take an Excel class to refresh my memory on some of the things I learned from Ike years ago.
Thanks.
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