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Posted June 13th, 2008 by Andy Foss

Ordering xanax online without prescription, When reviewing the noteworthy sites from the last 18 months some trends come up quite quickly. Center and left biased menus are very common because they lead your eye to the heart of the page. Many sites use a fairly large graphic that takes anywhere from a quarter to half of the page above the fold. What can the past noteworthy sites tell us about what could be noteworthy in the future, buy prozac cheap. Well first of all, designers are getting to try some new ideas. Buy xanax online without prescription, A great many of the newest pages are trying a more visual style that has become very popular in commercial websites. As the integration of the web continues in to every aspect of our lives Universities are becoming more willing to break new ground. They want to be unique, just look at the noteworthy sites like Loyola-Marymount and Boston University; they are breaking new ground for Higher Ed websites, cheap xanax online. Now don't get me wrong this seems to be just beginning and may take some time to get to your institution, but be patient.

 



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  1. Friday Five: higher ed blog roundup | higher ed marketing Says:

    [...] A new look for college websites? The eduStyle blog, always a great resource for web ideas, discusses some visual trends and points to refreshing new interfaces from Boston University and Loyola-Marymount. Could these sites and their navigation structures signal the next wave in university web design? Bonus link: the top five websites on eduStyle with zero votes. [...]

  2. A new look for higher ed websites? Maybe, but these aren’t the answer. « Higher Ground Says:

    [...] 13, 2008 The post “The future face of Higher Ed websites?” on eduStyle this morning got me thinking. I have been wondering about the redesign project [...]

  3. Eric Stoller Says:

    I’m surprised Brown didn’t make the example list…

    What do you have against vertical coolness? ;-)