We’re so excited to announce that the electronic version of The eduStyle Guide to Usable Higher-Ed Homepage Design is now available.

Here are some of the reasons you need this guide.

• Get External Validation of Your Design Ideas
• Learn Best Practices and Common Pitfalls of Higher Ed Homepage Design
• Get Tips To Improve the Usability of Your Homepage
• Find Out Leading Edge Design Trends
• Discover Common Themes Between Noteworthy Winners

We review many of the Noteworthy sites over the past 2 years including…The University of Louisville, Rice University, Denver Seminary, University of Notre Dame, Biola University, Boston University and more.

Full details and a sample section of the book are available on the the book page.

As a thank you for all of the support that we are getting from the community we are giving away an iPod Touch to one of the first 100 to buy the book. At time of posting this there is still time to get your name in, but it looks like they may not be much time to get your name in for the draw. Again, thanks to everyone for the positive message and support.

When will the Printed Version be available?

We’re just working out some of the final details of the printed version, but didn’t want to delay the electronic version while we work it all out. We expect it’ll be ready in the next two weeks. There is information on the book page about how to be notified when the book is released and get a discount. We’ll also be repeating our iPod Touch promotion for those ordering the printed version, so it could pay to be on the email list.

Last Point

Karine Joly posted a quick review of the book on CollegeWebEditor.com.  Go read her first impressions.

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