Q: Overall, how effective is your current ALPA web presence? How effectively does it address your needs, engage your members, and encourage participation in membership activities? (n=27)
Q: What would cause you to use services or systems beyond what ALPA provides for websites and content management? (n=22)
Q: What website and content management functionality would be most useful to you? Rank the following functions in order of priority by placing the most useful at the top of the list. If there is something missing from the list, please note it in the comments along with the relative ranking. (n=24)
Q: What content is most important to your organization and members? Rank the following functions in order of priority by placing the most useful at the top of the list. If there is something missing from the list, please note it in the comments along with the relative ranking. (n=24)
-Move to a new and single platform.
-Enable rapid creation and deployment of site templates and building blocks for authors to create their own content pages.
-Serve as a middle ground between boiler-plating and custom page development.
-Introduce standard terminology and functionality across sites, which will aid support and maintenance efforts.
-Build an optimum team structure: (Product Owner / Business Analyst (current Manager role),Technical Architect (Back End), CMS Developer, Front End Developer, Content Strategist / Information Architect, UX / UI
Keeping in mind the website structure, we proposed a toolkit with a variety of modules, including but not limited to navigation, communications,committees, main topics, hero images, and leadership profiles.
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