Canadian School of Peacebuilding Website 2011
The CSOP website, was the last to under go the transition into a WordPress template, the same as the Athletics site. It featured integration with Facebook and Youtube, as well as let the client do the text updates.
athletics.cmu.ca The new CMU athletics website was the next website to get converted into a WordPress template. It was the perfect department for this, since during the school year, it constantly had news and updates from a variety of teams. It benefited from having social media integration such as twitter and facebook, as well as Picasa widgets to feature the photo albums from the games.
Canadian Mennonite University’s media site was the first site designed and maintained completely in WordPress. It has the similar look and feel of its parent site for branding purposes, but encorporates social media such as facebook, twitter and youtube. Users can now subscribe to its rss feed and faculty members are now posting blogs.
Canadian School of Peacebuilding
CSOP is one of the institutes at Canadian Mennonite University. Currently, its website is getting redone in a new WordPress format. For this previous site, it had to have a similar look and feel to its parent site www.cmu.ca, as well as the other institutes, colleges and program sites. The top branded header image bar is common to all, and the logo is in the top left menu bar.
The School of Writing at Canadian Mennonite University is based on the cmu.ca template. It had to have a similar look and feel to its parent site www.cmu.ca, as well as the other institutes, colleges and program sites. The top branded header image bar is common to all, and the logo is in the top left menu bar.
Menno Simons College (MSC)
The website for MSC was patterned after its parent site from Canadian Mennonite University’s web page www.cmu.ca. Both were designed in Dreamweaver with HTML and CSS. They both use a similar top image branded header bar, similar menu style, similar rounded buttons, similar beige background, and google search engine. This smaller site has on average 70 pages. MSC is known for its strong programs in Conflict Resolution Studies, International Development Studies and the Practica program. Tracked with Google Analytics.
CMU’s website is designed in Dreamweaver with HTML and CSS coding. The first web site had a broken template (many of the pages linked to one that couldn’t be found), or no template at all. There were also dead links and missing files throughout the entire site. Many of the main features and menu options for this site, disappeared once you left the home page. This new site has over 500 pages attached to it and is updated daily if not weekly. It is designed for many audiences; new students, current students, parents, alumni, donors, and faculty & staff. One of the on-going challenges is organizing the menu so that every need is met with the best solution.
The new site features a top branded header image bar, beige background, google search page, rounded menu buttons featuring new programs and social media, and the rss news feed from the new media.cmu.ca site. Tracked with Google Analytics.
Previous Web site below:
Faithforum.ca designed on a template to provide ease of use for the client, as well as a clean look and feel. Faithforum.ca is intended to be a place for discussion and promotion on conferences, workshops, and research.
www.arnoldbros.com Arnold Bros. Transport Ltd. is a full truck load carrier specializing in dry van and temperature control, providing outstanding service coast to coast in Canada and various locations throughout the United States. They needed a simple but eye-catching template to update their previously outdated website.
