Web Content Strategy Meetings

✅ Open action items

📝 Meeting minutes

Date	Attendees	Agenda	Notes, decisions and action items
16 Nov 2020	Jackie Sipes Katherine Westbrook (Unlicensed) Rebecca Dashiell tom.ipri (Unlicensed) Nancy Turner Rachel Cox (Unlicensed) Gabe Galson	New WYSIWYG editor
		Admin landing page	Question: How much time will this work take and is it still a priority compared with other work that will need to be done that is more front-end user facing? Answer: Having this landing page will make content management significantly easier in implementing a content maintenance calendar. Right now, there is no such calendar. More information is available on the Web Oversight Group meeting notes page.
		COVID updates on individual pages	This also includes the discussion of the single page “What to expect when visiting us in person” page that lists all sorts of pertinent content in one place. Example: Get a library card - there is a lot of content here that is not up to date. Maybe we should identify a number of pages that are most crucial the one-page does not have any community user information Feedback some in the group were in favor of keeping all of the updates in one place. Beckie, as the primary editor of this one-page, says that we need to start gathering information and updating the page for the spring semester. Background to compile information for this page, only included specific content that was provided by department heads - did not solicit a wide amount of information. Next steps we need to continue this conversation at the next meeting in December.
		Search box text	The group determined that it would be appropriate to modify the text in the search box to remove “Search Everything” and replace it with “Search books, articles, the library website and more…”
		Drop-down menus	Background The need for drop-down menus came up in testing that Olivia, Tom and Jackie did over the summer Nancy expressed unqualified enthusiastic support for drop-down menus Implementation details make sure that the menus don’t go below the fold and/or block the call-to-action buttons Contact Us page - do not add a drop-down here More information is available on the Web Oversight Group meeting notes page.

18 Jan 2021		Drop-down menus	General Discussion Do we want to expose second level navigation on a ‘mega menu'? Mega menus are considered a best practice by the NN Group Crazy egg results why are people clicking on the headers of the page that they’re on? To Do Look at Google Analytics and see how many times people search for services within LS
		Library Search FAQ info on the web/LibAnswers	use case: Looking for a way to communicate some of the underlying search algorithm in Library Search. The current Library Search FAQ hasn’t been updated since the initial launch and contains a lot of references to Millennium. From Emily: We need clarification about where Library Search information, FAQ's, and tips should go. Currently, they are in a couple different places: Library Search FAQ's page : This page is linked to from the Library Search landing pages (ex. https://librarysearch.temple.edu/everything), but otherwise is not easily found. It was drafted as a way of providing updates on past migrations, so some of this information may no longer be important and/or needs updating. LibAnswers FAQ's : We occasionally link directly to LibAnswers from Library Search ex. https://answers.library.temple.edu/faq/195868. Other TUL webpages: There is often overlap between Library Search and general information about the library website. Ex. fulfillment information, covid-19 updates, etc.
		Library News on library homepage	have news items appear on the homepage instead of on a separate page that has to be clicked through from the homepage.