: IS Alerts Home Update from Design sign off 15/5/14 for Home page Alerts Timeline dropped Agreed to use the old icons Neil did not think that the new circles and squares are as clear – as the ticks and exclamation marks. Neil had asked if the two pages and were both required as they “edacuk-service” “home” seemed to be showing pretty much the same information. It was agreed to make the page a duplicate of the Home page - This will mean you get the same look and feel ‘ed.ac.uk’ irrespective of which route you take to the system. Was it possible to hide the twitter if there hasn’t been a new tweet for 24 hours? This is not a deal-breaker but should ask the developer if there was an easy way to do this (implications over wording and number of times can use the same tweet) Alerts list: Agreed that the font for Service” act is quite small so “Unavailable”, “Degraded the impact of an event should be made more prominent Agreed the sort order of the tables should be by Start time not when raised – Agreed that we should accordion down the alerts Current alerts and alerts not being closed should be in own table at top of lists this is a – MUST Figure 6: The home page of the IS Alerts application. The IS Alerts application itself has been redesigned to fit in better with the new University branding, but still exist as an independent website separate to the main ed.ac.uk site. The homepage is very similar to the display on the service alerts page, however includes an additional table with further details about today’s alerts and upcoming alerts. Services Figure 7: The new "Services" page on IS Alerts
: IS Alerts Home Update from Design sign off 15/5/14 for Home page Alerts Timeline dropped Agreed to use the old icons – Neil did not think that the new circles and squares are as clear as the ticks and exclamation marks. Neil had asked if the two pages “edacuk-service” and “home” were both required as they seemed to be showing pretty much the same information. It was agreed to make the ‘ed.ac.uk’ page a duplicate of the Home page - This will mean you get the same look and feel irrespective of which route you take to the system. Was it possible to hide the twitter if there hasn’t been a new tweet for 24 hours? This is not a deal-breaker but should ask the developer if there was an easy way to do this (implications over wording and number of times can use the same tweet) Alerts list: Agreed that the font for “Unavailable”, “Degraded Service” act is quite small so the impact of an event should be made more prominent Agreed the sort order of the tables should be by Start time – not when raised Agreed that we should accordion down the alerts Current alerts and alerts not being closed should be in own table at top of lists – this is a MUST Figure 6: The home page of the IS Alerts application. The IS Alerts application itself has been redesigned to fit in better with the new University branding, but still exist as an independent website separate to the main ed.ac.uk site. The homepage is very similar to the display on the service alerts page, however includes an additional table with further details about today’s alerts and upcoming alerts. Services Figure 7: The new "Services" page on IS Alerts
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