HS+Alumni

Click this link for __Jakarta International School Alumni__. Ask me for email and password.

http://www.jisalumni.com - Pretty good almuni site. I like all of the graphics in the sight. The only designing problem that I noticed was that the text was not autofit to the page, so when Safari opened the page, I had to expand the browser window to view all of the text. The registartion process is very clever, as well as the e-mail of passwords to user's e-mails. I will probably implement both of these aspects into my Alumni page. However there is nothing that allows the Alumni to really contact one another directly, which is what I hope to accomplish in my web-site. Over all though, It is a very good site, and very helpful in provoking ideas for my own.

http://www.alumni.hbs.edu/ - The alumni site for the Harvard Buisness School. Quite well done. A very interactive and user-friendly home page, allowing the user to see his login-status, and if any problems arise, it is easy to sort them out. There is a very user-friendly directory search, searching the names of all alumni, providing contact information, and a brief bio on those that the search selects. I'm definatly hoping to integrate something like this into my web-site, so that CAC Alumni can search for other CAC alumni, getting in touch with them. There are a variety of bulletin boards around the sides of the home page, allowing users to see the important events/things that the webmaster wants them to see.

http://www.alumni.cornell.edu/ - The alumni site for Cornell University. Has a lot of emphasis on linking alumni to that of which is going on at Cornell. Unfortunatly, this is something that I'm very interested in doing. I am more interested in keeping the Class of '07 in contact with one another. However, I do plan to link my page to the CAC home page, and CAC Alumni page. The only problem with this site that I can see, is the changing of text under the "Events" caption. However this could be a browser support problem. The text pops up, and then very shakily, moves away, and a new text takes its place. It isn't very viewer friendly.