Current Students

At SPH we use a data-driven approach for evaluating web content and navigation. Our goal is to provide useful information that highlights the research and educational opportunities in public health. The primary audience is prospective students.

Our communications team focuses on creating content that is easy to read and find. Landing pages are written for the general public and therefore are easy to translate to another language. The reading level of stories are targeted for a college sophomore -- when undergraduates apply for a major.

The College of Engineering is a key part of a world-class research university in a thriving hub of aerospace, biotechnology, global health and information technology innovation.

This academic department site delivers information to a varied audience of students, faculty, staff, alumni and industry partners. The site averages 10,000 visitors per month. Future students is the most popular section, as it explains what HCDE is.

Special sections include:

This site is part of the College of Arts & Sciences Department Web Framework, a series of sites managed by the College's web services team. The web team partners with academic units to provide design, training, and technical support, so that unit staff can focus on their content and communication strategies. As of April 2019, there are 31 departments using the framework.

The event listing is the most frequently used feature on this site. Arts patrons from campus and the local community can browse descriptions and purchase tickets to upcoming events. The event pages allow editors to add video, audio, and photo galleries to showcase the artists and build enthusiasm for the performance.  Patrons can also return to the pages to learn more about an artist after a performance they enjoyed.

Serving over 20,000 users a month, the Transportation Services website delivers tools and information to the UW community and visitors on key topics like getting to campus,getting around campus (and surrounding areas) and parking. With more than 70 transportation products including the U-PASS (a regional transit pass), bike enclosures and parking permits, finding the right product can be a challenge. Harnessing Drupal tools like mega menus, Panels and Views, the website cultivates clear, concise and well-organized content.

With over 30,000 users generating 110,000+ pageviews a month, the iSchool’s heavily trafficked website boasts a mobile-friendly (and not just responsive), highly accessible user experience utilizing a unique custom theme. The site packs a punch with dramatic hero images and an eye on delivering audience-specific information.

This is the main site for the UW's College of Education, which houses over thirty programs spanning undergradauate and graduate studies and teacher preparation programs.

The site's architecture and functionality are weighted heavily towards responding to the needs and interests of prospective students. The site has over 10,000 nodes, 300 editors, with 10+ roles and 20+ content types.