Building A Writers' Portal: 3 Months - 2 Guys - 1 CMS - 0 Money
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Jeremy Snell and Matt Montgomery built a new writers' portal for the Mechanics' Institute, a membership library in San Francisco, over 3 months with no budget. They used Drupal 6 with some PHP tweaking to bring wireframes to reality, designing a fixed-width 960px template focused on usability with basic colors and a mix of fonts. They had a soft launch for testing before the official public launch of the new portal.
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Building A Writers' Portal: 3 Months - 2 Guys - 1 CMS - 0 Money
- 1. Building a Writers’ Portal 3 months – 2 guys – 1 CMS – 0 money Jeremy Snell & Matt Montgomery Mechanics’ Institute Internet Librarian 2011 Social Media Lessons From the Ad World & More!
- 2. Jeremy Snell Web Manager / Electronic Services Librarian @jeremygsnell Matt Montgomery Library Technical Assistant
- 3. Who are we? Membership library in San Francisco’s Financial District founded in 1854 to serve the vocational needs of out-of-work gold miners. Currently the Institute has 4,500 members and a library collection of 150,000 items.
- 10. Wireframes to Reality 960px Fixed-Width Basic colors = focus on design and divs
- 15. The Soft Launch Photo: flickr.com/photos/kayveeinc/4396299685/
- 19. Official Launch Questions? mirror.milibrary.org