1. Cambridge Journals Online – CJO Redesign 2010 Slides of key pages: 1. CJO homepage 2 & 3. Journal homepage 4. Abstract

2. Login clearly displayed at top right Drop down menus at top of page Cite search and quick search via top menu Improved site layout, design and navigation Tabbed index for Authors, Societies, Librarians, Agents, Users and Corporate customers CJO homepage Link to Cambridge University Press book publishing at the base of every page Copyright, Rights and Terms of Use information at the base of every page Redesigned homepage is clean and uncluttered with clear access to key functionality

3. Drop down log-in box remains in position throughout the site. Users can access their own subscribed content or institutional subscriptions remotely via Shibboleth or Athens Editors listing with links to Editorial Board details Easy access to all content via the Journal Menu drop- down, including FirstView (online before print published articles) News and announcements box through which Cambridge Journals staff and Society Editors can communicate short pieces of information to journal readers. This has been used in the past for other journals to successfully encourage online submissions, advertise conferences, promote new content, and announce society news Society Menu drop down links to pages about member information, conferences and any other society business Journal Information drop down reveals links to: Editorial board Impact Factor Instructions for Contributors Transfer of copyright Book Review info Option to search CrossRef for citations. All articles on CJO are indexed and reference linked by CrossRef and Google Scholar to allows for maximum discoverability Click here to see a list of accepted articles (titles, authors and abstracts) that have been accepted but not yet published Clear buttons for online submission and TOC alert sign- up Redesigned Journal homepage Tabbed interface that displays the most recently published articles directly on the homepage with: Full bibliographic information Links to the full-text pdf or html for all subscribers Opportunity to purchase the article via pay-per-view Easy access to supplementary material (datasets etc) A preview tab to allow user to see the abstract, list of figures and tables, and html structure without leaving the homepage Opportunity to request permission to re-use the article

4. Lower section of Journal homepage Simple icons to shows users which type of access they have Preview – the section slides down to show abstract, html structure and all figures and tables Quick access to pricing information and subscription options All major bookmarking options Links to related journals on CJO This option slides the page down to allow users to post comments Click here to see linked references

5. Abstract page For journals published on behalf of learned societies the society menu can be configured to the precise requirements of the society and its members. This may include information about the society, its history, the latest news and member services Clear navigation at the top of the page enables access to PDF and HTML fulltext of the complete article, supplementary material and additional abstracts Linked references are available via this menu. There are over 8 million linked references in the Cambridge Journals Archive alone The Journal Information menu remains in place throughout the article pages for quick reference

6. The Cambridge Journals Online – CJO redesign will be launching on 20 th September 2010 Please visit the site after launch and see the new design for yourself at: journals.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press schedules three major releases of updated functionality each year, enabling us to develop a flexible, customer-focused service which responds rapidly to requests for new features. If you would like to suggest a new feature or have a suggestion for an improvement to an existing feature, please email: cjodevelopment@cambridge.org