I am helping, in my own small way, to build a new CIPA
website. This involves someone from
outer space ringing me up and taking control of my desktop for a while. The voice from outer space then gives me some
tasks to complete and watches how well I do.
Actually this may not be to do with the website at all, but a covert way
of proving how unfit I am for office.
They are already worried that I spend too long talking to the
ceiling-mounted espionage system.
My tasks involve trying to find things on the current CIPA
website. This is a laugh. We all know that you cannot find anything on
the current CIPA website. You might
stumble upon it by accident. You might
get redirected to it when you were hoping to find something else. But if you go looking for it deliberately,
you will be lost for ever in a maze of discombobulating long-running scripts.
I am told to find my way to the members’ bulletin
boards. Why would I want to do
that? The bulletin boards are where the
Council papers go; I avoid them like the plague. Then I am told to find some erudite CIPA
textbooks. I am asked if I like the CIPA
textbooks page. It is very pretty, I
say. Shame about the textbooks.
Finally I am told to find my way to the job vacancies. Hmm.
Tactful.
I think I have probably failed some of the tests. They were stupid tests anyway. But on the plus side, I have learned how to
get back to the Home Page. I have always
wondered how you did that.
Building a new website is a major task. One must take many things into consideration including the template and coding. One must make sure that the page is easy to navigate. A good menu bar is helpful in finding various parts of the website. Exciting and relevant information is key to a successful website
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