Hello All,

Last reminder of today's #DLNETChat on Twitter, starting at 12.00pm...

This month we will be discussing websites; topics for discussion could include:

what works and what doesn’t - which cultural websites do we think are good examples, and why?
can a website tick boxes for accessibility and still look good?
how do we convince web designers of this?
the importance of page hierarchies, site layout and navigation
How can we get good (i.e. useful and reliable) user feedback when we are developing sites?
Should museum staff have access to make changes to web pages, or should we just leave it to the web people to take care of it?

Please feel free to join us on Twitter, and please do bring your own questions along! Keep an eye on the @DLNET Twitter account and on the #DLNETChat hashtag to keep an eye on the discussion…

Thanks,

Stuart

Stuart D. Berry
Museums and Heritage Education Consultant

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