1. LACYD Web SiteThought Starters Clinton Schaff Saturday, May 8, 2010 DRAFT FOR DISCUSSION CONFIDENTIAL – NOT BE SHARED ATTRIBUTION INCOMPLETE
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3. LACYD.org v2.0 Let’s stuff our site full of new ways to connect with LACYD, our efforts to build and turnout the Democratic base, and the latest on what’s going on with LACYD. Goals: Make it relevant to folks out there Make it relevant to us Make it easy to update Make it sexy
5. Essentials Organized Navigation & Content Visual Elements: Photos, Maps, Graphs Flexible platform, easy to update Realistic demands on content, updating, community engagement, etc. Email Signup Form Sharing Tools Clear calls to action Tie together Community / Content / Action Privacy Policy
17. Home Page Revolving 4-image feature Clear #1-3 or #1-5 actions Brief explanation of LACYD Latest blog posts Social network links & email sign up Events map Search Feature tout(s)
21. Next Steps (Suggested) Set a budget (development, design, ongoing, staffing) Define purpose & audience Identify vendors & select one or more Develop sitemap, wireframe & initial design concepts Select CMS & bulk email tools Determine feasibility/interest in purchasing CRM & advocacy/action tools
Notes de l'éditeur
Change. Hope. Progress…. LACYD.ORG needs it!
Navigation: prefer horizontal & simplifiedClear content hierarchySharing tools: FACEBOOK, addthis, TwitterCommunity: Do it on Facebook, allow for moderated comments
Simple. Only new content is the blog.
Organized Navigation & Content
Organized Navigation & Content
FLEXIBILITY TO CHANGE
Importance of visual elementsNo sign up = No follow up
EMAIL!FACEBOOK!
Visuals, Engaging Content
Maps & Graphs = Good for Retention
The oldies at the Democratic party get it. So we definitely should!May be smart to build off of the look and feel of the party, rather than inventing our own look & feel.
Calls to action
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