New Asian Institute of Management Website

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The school recently launched its revitalized website and it hopes to cater to the new demands of what a website should be. The design is much more vibrant and fresh, plus the the way information is presented is more appropriate for the target audience.

I was able to lend a hand in doing some user research for the site, as well as doing the organization of information. So, if think there's something amiss, you can chime in this blog. :)

Comments

Cynical Consultant said…
1) The website is accessible as http://www.aim.edu.ph/ but NOT as http://aim.edu.ph/. This could be sorted.

2) I like how the picture gallery functions, however - the pictures can do without the blue borders. Also perhaps the pictures which pop-up could be slightly smaller so that they can be viewed without scrolling.

3) Overall it looks good.. small things here and there need to be ironed out and i'm sure it will be perfect after that.

Good job!
October 12, 2008 at 11:17 PM
Anonymous said…
Love the new design --- something new, at least (after all these years!)

BUT, its quite embarassing though that some necessary spell checking was missed out. Tsk-tsk...we all need to do better on this score.

Otherwise, I think the new site is lovelier than the old one. :-)
October 15, 2008 at 11:35 AM
Unknown said…
Thanks for the feedback guys.

The new website is a start, and the thing about the site is that the content management is now decentralized, so if there are errors, better notify the respective department.
October 15, 2008 at 6:59 PM
Eloisa Osabel said…
A lot of the freshly updated AIM website was contributed by the expertise of Regnard Raquedan. Most especially, since he is part of the intended audience for the site -- students. And we couldn't thank him enough for it.

Super thank you Regnard!
October 19, 2008 at 8:59 PM
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