Digital Communications team update – September 2024
Updates from the Digital Communications team at the University of St Andrews for September 2024.
Updates from the Digital Communications team at the University of St Andrews for September 2024.
Web Developer, Teo Udrea, put five of the most popular JavaScript bundlers—Webpack, Rollup, Vite, esbuild, and Parcel – through their paces and found a clear winner.
In May 2024, members of the team attended the Terminalfour User Group and Learning Conference in Manchester for two days of demos, sessions and networking with other universities.
Lewis Wake explores the relationship between digital sustainability and design systems, highlighting how they can work together to reduce carbon emissions and create more efficient digital products.
We explore some of the top tools that can refine websites for peak performance to improve user experience, enhance SEO rankings, and ensure accessibility.
We ran user tests on our study and subjects webpages to understand how the structure and information could be improved.
How the insights from Andrew Couldwell’s Laying the Foundations have helped the University to create its own design system.
The Digital Communications Team has embarked on a project to transfer much of the University website content into ‘guides’ to address potential reputational risks and compliance issues that have arisen over time.
The team have been developing custom blocks to make creating and editing posts and pages easier.
In 2018, WordPress released the Gutenberg block editor, which provides predefined blocks to allow users to build custom page layouts and content without any coding knowledge. What is Gutenberg? WordPress released the…