The new version of the IBR website presents a more attractive , more functional and useful style. It features easy navigation and updated content and interest allow better reading and understanding of the scientific – corporate message.
The new site has 81 pages in Castilian and English, we highlight sections of communication and science, technology offer where developments of science in Rosario and the country, new research and technologies developed by the IBR are included.
It also includes videos, photo gallery, calendar of events, all listed scientific, technical and administrative staff providing research support. Direct access to research projects, as well as technological developments are implemented.
The new web version was developed by a team of journalists , scientists, technologists and business Unagui IBR.
This new web platform is characterized by flat, modern and stylish design. It highlights the use of bright colors, large fonts and a much more functional design. It was developed with HTML5 and CSS3, using the new web standards. In a second stage adaptation of the website on smartphones and tablets will be completed.
Responsible for corporate communication of IBR , Jimena Zoni says : “Our intention is clear , offer a website with more and better content, easier navigation, a web ” live “, with updated information and updated content , we want the new website is an essential reference for science Argentina and worldwide”.
The team responsible for working with the collaboration of Elba Gomez, who was in charge of updating the staff, research groups and events; Luciana Paoletti, contributed to the design and aesthetics of the images; Telma Scarpeci is especially devoted to translations and English version, while Lelia Orsaria as responsible for Bonding Technology, developed the contents of the new section.
“The site recorded 1,300 visits last month and has 826 followers on Facebook, in the new version we hope to further increase the number of national and international visitors,” said Javier Palatnik , head of laboratory IBR.
