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LCCC's website will be redesigned and launched on February 5th. The new site will feature a redesigned home page focused on students, dedicated "Gateway Pages" for different user groups, and improved navigation tools like a QuickFind search and a Deep Footer visible on all pages. The initial launch will update the look and feel as well as home and gateway pages, while individual page content will be revised over the next year.
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- 1. LCCC’s Website is Changing LCCC’s redesigned website will launch Tuesday, February 5. The new site will include: • A redesigned home page with a focus on what’s most important to LCCC. You! • Dedicated Gateway Pages (like mini home pages) for groups like current students, future students, businesses, community members and more. • Easier navigation with new tools like a QuickFind and a Deep Footer that are accessible from every page on the website.
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- 3. LCCC’s New Home Page Scrollable tabs provide additional space on the home page for the University Partnership, LCCC’s Learning Centers and tools to help you find what you’re looking for.
- 4. LCCC’s New Home Page The QuickFind is a comprehensive listing of quicklinks that can be sorted by category or alphabetically. The link is available on every page of the website.
- 5. LCCC’s New Home Page The Deep Footer, also visible from every page, lists the most popular destinations on LCCC’s website
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- 7. Gateway Pages Each Gateway Page includes a scrollable list of major topics that expand into a list of sub-topics, making content easier to find.
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