1. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Mobile device’s screens are small Many users access the Internet almost exclusively via their phone Most webpages are designed for desktop computers with large monitors Displays on mobile devices need to be stretched and sized constantly when viewed on phones Resizing webpages designed for desktop monitors on ones cell phone is awkward at best if not a barrier for most users

2. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Website users including SRJC Students use their mobile devices such as phones and iPads to view Website content. 10% of SRJC webpages are viewed via a mobile device. Perhaps much more usage if the pages were designed for easy viewing on mobile devices. Is this a recruitment/retention issue? Moving toward a mobile friendly web design evokes many “Content Management” issues.

3. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Still collecting information Looking for your support for step one

4. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone?

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12. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone? Goal? ROI? Design? Support? Content Management? Statistical Usage? Auto detect? How much content should be converted?

13. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone? Goal? ROI? Design? Support? Content Management? Statistical Usage? Auto detect? How much content should be converted? Portrait / Landscape?

14. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone? Goal? ROI? Design? Support? Content Management? Statistical Usage? Auto detect? How much content should be converted? Portrait / Landscape? “Low hanging fruit”?

15. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone? Goal? ROI? Design? Support? Content Management? Statistical Usage? Auto detect? How much content should be converted? Portrait / Landscape? “Low hanging fruit”? Learn by doing?

16. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone? Goal? ROI? Design? Support? Content Management? Statistical Usage? Auto detect? How much content should be converted? Portrait / Landscape? “Low hanging fruit”? Learn by doing? Multiple SRJC servers?

17. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone? Goal? ROI? Design? Support? Content Management? Statistical Usage? Auto detect? How much content should be converted? Portrait / Landscape? “Low hanging fruit”? Learn by doing? Multiple SRJC servers? HTML5?

18. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages on SRJC webpages Type of phone? Goal? ROI? Design? Support? Content Management? Statistical Usage? Auto detect? How much content should be converted? Portrait / Landscape? “Low hanging fruit”? Learn by doing? Multiple SRJC servers? HTML5? Marc B template?

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25. Mobile Pages and Content Management Multiple Servers  http://www.santarosa.eduhttp://www.santarosa.edu  http://www2.santarosa.eduhttp://www2.santarosa.edu  https://portal.santarosa.eduhttps://portal.santarosa.edu  http://bookstore.santarosa.eduhttp://bookstore.santarosa.edu  https://busapp02.santarosa.eduhttps://busapp02.santarosa.edu  http://online.santarosa.eduhttp://online.santarosa.edu  http://busautobahn.santarosa.eduhttp://busautobahn.santarosa.edu

26. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management 14,000 SRJC Webpages!? 1,000+ Possible Mobile pages? Dozens of pages with immediate potential

27. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Possible Project Phases and Scope Select “Target” pages Identify “early adopters” Design is opportunistic Shows what can be done / exposes issues Gets attention Targets student usage Design is not the full CMS/CSS vision Select CMS Create templates Templates work in the CMS CSS is thoroughly designed Documentation is complete Transition from Dreamweaver CMS training available Expectations are set IT supports Departmental conversions

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36. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management http://boagworld.com/dev/10-criteria-for-selecting-a-cms/ http://www.zowie-cms.com/ http://www.business-software.com/ContentMgmt http://www.lightcms.com/ http://sixrevisions.com/web-applications/10-promising-content-management-systems/ http://www.inc.com/guides/choose-website-content-management-system.html http://www.cmsmatrix.org/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_content_management_systems http://webdesignledger.com/tools/10-best-content-management-systems-for-designers http://spyrestudios.com/free-content-management-systems/ http://drupal.org/ http://www.concrete5.org/ http://www.joomla.org/ http://wordpress.org/

37. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Ideally, the content of full sized webpages designed for the desktop computer’s monitors is linked via “includes” to the mobile pages Can a Content Management System (CMS) do this? Is there support for investigation, selection and development of a CMS and proper CSS? Should there be / could there be short term outcomes mapped to a longer term solution?

38. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Unique Visitors http://www.websitemagazine.com/content/blogs/posts/pages/master-list-of-content-management-systems-2012.aspx

39. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Most webpages include Banner/Masthead Navigation/Menus Content Text Photos Links Footer Properly designed and managed, these elements can be presented nicely on both desktop monitors and mobile devices primarily through the use of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and page structure design

40. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Can a Content Management System (CMS) do this? The ideal CMS  Well supported  Easy to use  Open source  Free  Multiple levels of access  Supports multiple skill levels  Mobile design elements  Server side includes  User agent recognition

41. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Should there be / could there be short term outcomes mapped to a longer term solution?  Allow for some immediate ad hoc development? Avoid the “slippery slope”  Select a CMS  Design the template  Create tools  Develop user training

42. Building on a Legacy of Excellence Mobile Pages and Content Management Is there support for the development of such a scope out a project? The implications of going mobile and supporting a CMS are Project team Standards Long term support Change Establishing a legacy for the next 5-10 years