We're now about half way
through the project and have decided to freshen things up a bit by redeveloping
the website. Apart from the general appearance of the website we will also be
adding a few extra features that will hopefully make things a little easier for
our volunteers (and us).
New features will
include improved searchability on the Heritage Asset Map, easier editing of
photo descriptions on the surveys, a new youth page and a new section on
conservation areas. I think everybody will notice the change in appearance of
the website - lots of bright colours to match the new leaflets that came out a
few months ago.
Luckily, when we
arrived, the current website was already up and running (thanks to Liz Bates
and Denise Drury). Website development is something that is new to all the
current members of staff. It's come as a bit of a shock over how much work goes
into something that on paper seems so simple. But, we're getting there and
hopefully in a few weeks we will have something that is better to look at and
much easier to use. We'll let you know when it's all ready. Watch this space.
Michael, Heritage at Risk Project Officer
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