The city is making a concerted ongoing effort to improve the city's web presence.
The Monona Public Library has a new web site with a frequently calendar of events, links to various services (like a panoply of online databases: Use online resources and the LINKCat catalog Enter the catalog) and staff-written MOO Reviews.
The City's home page (Monona) now includes a weekly news summary of city government actvities. Monona News-Week of November 12th
The Recreation web page includes a number of new features including the long-awaited Online Registration for Recreation Programs.
The Parks web page has lot os info, including descriptions of the various shelters and parks.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
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The large park map on the parks page is saved as a bitmap (bmp) file making it about 20Mbytes - and unneccesarily slow to load, probably impossible for those with dial-up connections. The GIF version is 40 times smaller. There are plenty of other example where the site is similarily not optomized. The folks designing the web page need to be reminded of these basic principles if you intend for the site to be useful to the public!
ReplyDeleteI passed your comments along to Andrew Hagen, the MG-Monona cabtle tv guy (the new Bill Ziegler). He's working on it. The current maps didn't look good when changed to GIFs.
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