Websites

{strong}William & Mary website{/strong}{br} The site's latest update included a new homepage, menus, search function and refreshed page designs.{br}{br}{{https://www.wm.edu,www.wm.edu}}

{strong}Raymond A. Mason School of Business website{/strong}{br}The latest update includes a new row-based homepage design and navigation features.{br}{br}{{https://mason.wm.edu,mason.wm.edu}}

{strong}W&M School of Education website{/strong}{br}The latest update includes a new row-based homepage design and global hover menu.{br}{br}{{https://education.wm.edu,education.wm.edu}}

{strong}W&M Law School website{/strong}{br}Prior to the implementation of the new visual identity standards, graduate program websites underwent nearly a year of non-stop design and code makeovers to refresh visuals and make them mobile-friendly.{br}{br}{{https://law.wm.edu,law.wm.edu}}

{strong}W&M Law School mobile{/strong}{br}With mobile and tablet users rapidly increasing, we wanted to ensure everyone could easily navigate and view all of the content on our websites.

{strong}Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) website{/strong}{br}The site underwent a design and code makeover to refresh visuals and make it mobile-friendly.{br}{br}{{http://www.vims.edu,www.vims.edu}}