Who Atlanta Partnership for Arts in Learning (APAL).
What A DHTML-enriched site that can work even when a user breaks it.
When May 2003.
Where Fulltime employee of EAI.
How After we designed a robust, context-sensitive menu system that required some heavy JavaScripting to work across an array of browsers and platforms, we then made it work when JavaScript and/or stylesheets were turned off. In the end, the site is as fancy or simple and the user controls it to be.
Tools IA, Usability, DHTML
Roles Information Architect
Usability Consultant
DHTML Developer
Modes Develop entire site from concept to final site

Draft all sitemaps and wireframes.

Create DHTML, context-sensitive, Section 508 accessible menu system.

Develop all DHTML.
Bites Accesible, user-friendly, context-sensitive drop down menus.

Simple, elegant design.

Automatically prints well.

The site degrades gracefully if CSS and JavaScript are disabled.
Result APAL has a site that is in sync with its new brand.
Growth I learned a lot about DHTML the Document Object Model and accessibility.
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