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With the huge growth in smartphones and tablets it is time for our campus map to go responsive. We have embarked on a project with our partner New City Media to replace our Flash based campus map with a new responsive maps based upon HTML5 and CSS3. Here are some screen shot previews:
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We are working on add a new (third) row of icons to our mobile home site. Right now they are: Admissions Alumni Majors Awards But, of course this is subject to change. Check out some screen shots below, and hit up the comments link with your feedback. Admissions: Alumni: Majors: Awards:
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We use jQuery in most of our web applications for form validation, showing/hiding content, and the like. With the release of our new mobile site, we were faced with a set of challenges specific to mobile applications, and we used jQuery to address a number of them. Heavy Content When developing for the the limited bandwidth [...]
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We officially launched the new mobile website that is optimized for webkit based mobile devices like the iPhone/iPod Touch, Android and Palm Pre/Pixi. Access the site by going to: i.roanoke.edu New City from Blacksburg, Virginia designed the site and my team of crack student programmers hooked up the backend with some coldfusion and javascript code. [...]
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2010 is going to be a big year for the Roanoke College mobile strategy. Right now we have four initiatives for the year. #1 – New iPhone/Android Home Page Now in “preview” at i.roanoke.edu, our new home page was designed by New City in Blacksburg, Va, who also designed our home page and sports page. [...]
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We're the web development team for Roanoke College. Whitney focuses on design, content and social media. Michael specializes in web programming and creating custom applications. More info
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