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Improving Web Usability with a Content Management System

Improving Web Usability with a Content Management System

Title:Improving Web Usability with a Content Management System (ID: EDU07283)
Author(s):Fredrick Miller (Furman University), Curtis Kelch (Illinois Wesleyan University) and Rick Lindquist (Illinois Wesleyan University)
Topics:EDUCAUSE2007, Institutional Web, Usability Development, Web Administration, Design, and Development, Web Content Management
Origin:EDUCAUSE Annual Conferences (10/23/2007)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Low-cost usability testing is a useful technique for improving a Web site's organization and function. This technique is especially effective for universities using content management systems to distribute site content responsibilities. Learn how you can use these simple techniques to improve your campus's Web presence.

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