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Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 10:31am
One of the many reasons websites need to be designed for mobile first. https://t.co/bY8fuRPGE8
Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:40am
#Contentmarketing keeps evolving, this blog post explains the newest trend; high-fidelity content marketing
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Thursday, January 31st, 2019 at 9:11am
Proud to share this great story from one of our clients. https://t.co/sBZmkqk2c8
Tuesday, May 15th, 2018 at 7:59am
Thrilled to be presenting a case study tomorrow on #CascadeCMS. You can still register, hope you can join us. https://t.co/pxGB3MuATt
Thursday, March 8th, 2018 at 4:54am
How does a prospective student go about finding their future college or university via search engine? We unpack their thinking in our recent blog post.
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Over the last 25 years, Elliance has developed .edu websites using proprietary, open-source and commercial grade content management systems (CMS). As a technology agnostic agency, we try and support the prior investments of our clients. Occasionally, we are asked to … Continue reading
Posted in: college website redesign, Higher Education Web Development
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In a recent post titled “ADA Accessibility Compliance for College and University Websites,” the question of how to ensure WCAG 2.0 compliance was covered briefly. In this post, I will expand on a couple of the challenges of making an … Continue reading
Posted in: accessibility compliance, WCAG 2.0
In order for a web page to be successful, a user must visit the page. Getting a user to visit the URL is a great struggle, but after they make that decision there are dozens upon dozens of reasons why … Continue reading
Posted in: accessibility compliance, WCAG 2.0
The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990/2008 (ADA) and the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 require colleges and universities to provide individuals with disabilities equal access to programs, services and activities. This extends well beyond making sidewalks, entryways and classrooms accessible. … Continue reading
Posted in: accessibility compliance, WCAG 2.0
In working with over 100 colleges in the last 25 years, we have learned that website projects are a catalyst for transforming a college — power structures are realigned, the organization is energized, a new inflection point is created, and … Continue reading
Posted in: college website redesign, Website Redesign
While all .edu websites send important signals and establish vital threads of connection to stakeholders — corporate recruiters, research partners and regional funders/allies — a business school website does so with greater urgency and a far more explicit mandate. We … Continue reading
The web is full of designs and patterns, both good and bad, new and old. At times it all starts to blur together and the sites start resembling one another. Periodically I like to see what else is out there, … Continue reading
Posted in: front end web development
As the standards bearer of advanced cancer care, the Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) wanted to create a communications platform that positions them as the go-to thought leader in all matters concerning oncology nursing. To realize this goal, Elliance and ONS … Continue reading
In December of 2016, Slate.com started testing a new article site design. One of their designers Jason Santa Maria tweeted their test page, along with a blog post introducing the new design approach. The new layout was sleek and simple, … Continue reading
Anyone who has ever suffered through a migraine knows the symptoms: headache, distorted vision, irritability, dizziness, nausea, etc. Anyone who has ever gone through a website content migration has probably experienced some of these same symptoms. Whether we all like … Continue reading