Category Archives: web design

Time for a Refresh

Posted on November 22, 2016 by Granger Meador

Recently I decided the MEADOR.ORG website’s appearance needed a refresh. I don’t change the website’s appearance on a whim. This would only be the sixth change in its general appearance in the twenty years MEADOR.ORG has been online. But I’d been … Continue reading →

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Mobile site design tips

Posted on August 1, 2014 by Granger Meador

August 1, 2014 In the previous series of posts, I have outlined why the increasing number of mobile browsers being used on our school district websites led me to develop a new mobile website for the district. My next target … Continue reading →

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Our district’s multiple personalities on the web

Posted on July 31, 2014 by Granger Meador

July 31, 2014 In a previous post I outlined how the visitors to one of our high school websites showed a dramatic shift away from large screen PCs to small-screen mobile devices. That led me to build a new mobile … Continue reading →

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Fixing an out-of-touch district website

Posted on July 30, 2014 by Granger Meador

July 30, 2014 My previous posts outlined how I host and develop my various websites and why my two main sites for the district and the high school needed updating. Since 2009, when the current version of the high school … Continue reading →

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The shift to mobile browsing means other shift happens

Posted on July 30, 2014 by Granger Meador

July 30, 2014 Yesterday I posted about how my various websites are a mix of hand-coded HTML and hosted free services. Google Sites offers an option to “Automatically adjust site to mobile phones” which will try to sort things into … Continue reading →

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