Updates to the WML site February 20, 2007
Posted by Rachel in WML Website.trackback

I’ve recently made the following changes to the WML website:
- Updated the Google Scholar page, which is in the section on “How do I begin my research?”
- Added a few new images for the rotation at the top of the homepage
- Changed the font and added mention of the Jean & Alexander Heard Library at the top of every page
- Added new database information: SOCRATES (Coming soon: Plunkett Research info and updated descriptions for Business Insights and MarketResearch.com)
- Removed canceled databases: Thomson One Banker, Thomson One Analytics, D&B Key Business Ratios
- Updated the Databases by Subject page and several Research Guides
- Fixed many descriptions that needed an entity instead of a particular character
- Turned many images from pngs to jpgs for quicker page load
- Incorporated the many changes Flo suggested
Things I am still working on for the WML site:
- Redoing the login pages for proxy access
- Fixing the “page not found page” – I’ve asked Suellen if I can use their perl script
- Fixing many pictures
- Imroving search engine results
- Improving the “database of databases” to better manage subject categories of databases and research guide categories (This one is time intensive.)
- Creating a web-based interface for librarians to interact with the database easier, for updating/changing and viewing information
- Improving SQL query statements
- Impriving the CSS for print format
- Creating a BIS form
- Imrpoving functionality of existing forms
- Improving the findability of heavily used pages
- Improving the Contact Us page and make phone numbers more prominent
- Working on adding additional links for the blog page on how to subscribe to various aggregators
- Waiting for BIS PDFs and other information
- Waiting for additional content from people for 2nd level priority items (Due Friday, March 16th)
- Much, much more (but at the time of writing this, I can’t think of what those things are)
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