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OPLIN Dynamic Website Kit Overview--SEO Users Group
The document discusses features and the process for setting up a new content management system (CMS) website for a library. It mentions the included features in the CMS kit like standards compliance, mobile friendliness, interactive elements, and security features. It also provides tips for customizing the site with themes, integrating other systems, and cleaning up the existing website content before transitioning to the new CMS.
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OPLIN Dynamic Website Kit Overview--SEO Users Group
- 1. Laura Solomon, MCIW, MLS Library Services Manager Ohio Public Library Information Network (OPLIN)
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- 32. What’s the process ?
- 33. Clean up your website!
- 34. SPELL ITOUT
- 35. AKA the“Dial-upDestroyer”
- 36. Cool program forkids coming on July 13 Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Cras lectus sem, auctor a aliquam malesuada, semper vitae erat. Pellentesque eros diam, hendrerit nec ultricies nec, suscipit ac massa. Mauris sit amet est id velit suscipit pharetra. Suspendisse feugiat urna quis diam varius bibendum. Integer sit amet mauris eros. Praesent viverra blandit interdum. Maecenas sem turpis, venenatis tincidunt elementum eu, tempor a lacus. Ut orci ante, ultrices vulputate ornare ullamcorper, auctor at urna. Nam blandit enim ac leo laoreet sollicitudin. Quisque sollicitudin pharetra tempus. Vestibulum tempus nisl risus, a mattis quam. Mauris tincidunt varius aliquet. Aliquam eu orci eu turpis pharetra scelerisque sed eu est. Proin tempus imperdiet tellus, rutrum sagittis ipsum egestas vel.
- 37. “ The missionof our library is to…”
- 38. WEED yourgraphics http:// www.flickr.com/photos/barb/18150231 /
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- 40. “ Come toour cool program!!!!”
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- 42. Put your library’s@#$%! phone number and address on the front page. NOW. I’ll wait .
- 43. Laura Solomon (aka“MeanLaura”) Twitter : @ laurasolomon Facebook : Facebook.com/laurasolomon Blog : What Does This Mean to Me, Laura? ( http://www.meanlaura.com ) Email : [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- #5 Often they get a more professional-looking design
- #8 Sometimes, the design is also a lot more cleaner and modern
- #9 Sometimes, the look has a historical focus
- #10 Some libraries didn’t have a website at all and have now been brought into the 21 st century
- #23 OPLIN site, march 4-april 5 2011
- #38 Get your mission statement off the top front page. Your users don’t care and, if they do, they’ll go looking for it. Put it under your obligatory “About Us” section, where someone who wanted to know what it was will find it. But don’t take up your precious prime real estate with this kind of thing—same goes for list of board members (yes, I’ve seen this too).