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Web Services' top stories of 2020

We may not have been on campus, but 2020 was a big year for collaborating and connecting in 平特五不中's web community.
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From the popularity of Web Services' training courses, to new features and resources that were quickly adopted on department websites, 2020 was a year we came together to build better web experiences for our audiences. Check out our top stories to get the details:

  1. How we're rebranding and rethinking the WMS
    An overview of exciting new changes on the horizon in the WMS.
  2. Exorcise awkward layouts with ghost buttons
    Our new ghost buttons were an overnight hit!
  3. New Web Services training courses available
    Web Services' new content training courses were launched in January 2020.
  4. Answering the call...to update our call to action blocks
    In late 2020, WMS call-to-action blocks got a new, brand-aligned look and some important customizations.聽
  5. Updates to typography in the WMS
    Our new 平特五不中 fonts went live in the WMS.
  6. A fresh palette and a new look for text links
    A fresh new colour palette and a new paradigm for text links were introduced.
  7. Case study: The strategic overhaul of Undergraduate Admissions
    Teams from departments across 平特五不中 came together to redesign the Undergraduate Admissions website.
  8. Remote audience testing *at* 平特五不中: Challenges and lessons learned
    A look at the lessons we learned conducting audience research in 2020.
  9. Building a better search experience
    The long-awaited new search tool is released in the WMS.
  10. What's your role in 平特五不中's web community?
    At the end of 2020 a clearly defined web governance framework was introduced at 平特五不中.

Web Services tools and resources launched in 2020

New guidelines and best practices

New toolkits

New training courses

New in web governance

Our 2020 year-end presentation

Interested in hearing more about the tools and resources we launched in 2020? Sign in with your 平特五不中 ID to check out these links from our recent 2020 year-end presentation:

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