1. ESS website Point 10 DWG Celia Santos Sánchez - D4 Dissemination
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ESS website Point 10 DWG
Celia Santos Sánchez - D4 Dissemination
Beatriz Fernández Nebreda - D3 Press office, Internal communication
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2. Background: Sponsorship on communication
Hague meeting: more visibility and tools for communicating within and about the ESS.
 develop ESS website
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3. Target of the ESS website
The place to link to for ESS-related information
Not the entry point to European statistics
It will replace INSIte
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4. Where are we? Content: INSIte+Eurostat content on ESS Navigation
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Where are we?
Content: INSIte+Eurostat content on ESS
Navigation
Lay-out: work in progress
Technology: same Eurostat portal
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5. Next steps November 2010: Progress report at ESSC
December 2010: PG further discussion
January 2011: 4th meeting Sponsorship Group
February 2011: Decision by the ESSC
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6. Impact of the ESS website
After launching of the site…
Nsi’s create links to ESS website from their national websites
That will
Improve the visibility of the ESS and European Statistics
Improve the image of the ESS as a network of closely cooperating organizations
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7. ESS website
1st: how many of you are familiar with INSIte, current ESS website?
Ok. Important as the navigation of the ESS website is based on that of INSITe, with some enhancements:
Note that this is Work in Progress, ie: both content and lay-out are still under revision
Only in EN
Banner, still to be fine-tuned: we’ve left free place for a common logo In the meantime we leave the demo banner.
Underneath the banner we see the content itself.
All pages are divided into 2 columns: the navigation is placed on the left-hand side and the right hand side shows the content itself. The corresponding entry to that page is marked in bold in the navigation menu Example
The ESS website has been designed to give high visibility to the most recent news relating to the ESS as a whole, as well as to news from NSIs and from Eurostat. For that reason the default page, i.e. the homepage corresponds to the news.
CONCLUSIONS
Navigation menu on the left-hand side allows the possibility of adding new levels (such as Guidelines or other projects of the Sponsorship
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8. Common logo will go here
ESS website - Homepage
Common logo will go here
Page where we are is shown in bold in the navigation menu
1st: how many of you are familiar with INSIte, current ESS website?
Ok. Important as the navigation of the ESS website is based on that of INSITe, with some enhancements:
Note that this is Work in Progress, ie: both content and lay-out are still under revision
Only in EN
Banner, still to be fine-tuned: we’ve left free place for a common logo In the meantime we leave the demo banner.
Underneath the banner we see the content itself.
All pages are divided into 2 columns: the navigation is placed on the left-hand side and the right hand side shows the content itself. The corresponding entry to that page is marked in bold in the navigation menu Example
The ESS website has been designed to give high visibility to the most recent news relating to the ESS as a whole, as well as to news from NSIs and from Eurostat. For that reason the default page, i.e. the homepage corresponds to the news.
CONCLUSIONS
Navigation menu on the left-hand side allows the possibility of adding new levels (such as Guidelines or other projects of the Sponsorship
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9. ESS website – New: News feeds
Link to ESS News feeds currently on the Eurostat website
1st: how many of you are familiar with INSIte, current ESS website?
Ok. Important as the navigation of the ESS website is based on that of INSITe, with some enhancements:
Note that this is Work in Progress, ie: both content and lay-out are still under revision
Only in EN
Banner, still to be fine-tuned: we’ve left free place for a common logo In the meantime we leave the demo banner.
Underneath the banner we see the content itself.
All pages are divided into 2 columns: the navigation is placed on the left-hand side and the right hand side shows the content itself. The corresponding entry to that page is marked in bold in the navigation menu Example
The ESS website has been designed to give high visibility to the most recent news relating to the ESS as a whole, as well as to news from NSIs and from Eurostat. For that reason the default page, i.e. the homepage corresponds to the news.
CONCLUSIONS
Navigation menu on the left-hand side allows the possibility of adding new levels (such as Guidelines or other projects of the Sponsorship
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10. ESS website – New: ESS-related section
1st: how many of you are familiar with INSIte, current ESS website?
Ok. Important as the navigation of the ESS website is based on that of INSITe, with some enhancements:
Note that this is Work in Progress, ie: both content and lay-out are still under revision
Only in EN
Banner, still to be fine-tuned: we’ve left free place for a common logo In the meantime we leave the demo banner.
Underneath the banner we see the content itself.
All pages are divided into 2 columns: the navigation is placed on the left-hand side and the right hand side shows the content itself. The corresponding entry to that page is marked in bold in the navigation menu Example
The ESS website has been designed to give high visibility to the most recent news relating to the ESS as a whole, as well as to news from NSIs and from Eurostat. For that reason the default page, i.e. the homepage corresponds to the news.
CONCLUSIONS
Navigation menu on the left-hand side allows the possibility of adding new levels (such as Guidelines or other projects of the Sponsorship
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11. ESS website – A dedicated partner section
1st: how many of you are familiar with INSIte, current ESS website?
Ok. Important as the navigation of the ESS website is based on that of INSITe, with some enhancements:
Note that this is Work in Progress, ie: both content and lay-out are still under revision
Only in EN
Banner, still to be fine-tuned: we’ve left free place for a common logo In the meantime we leave the demo banner.
Underneath the banner we see the content itself.
All pages are divided into 2 columns: the navigation is placed on the left-hand side and the right hand side shows the content itself. The corresponding entry to that page is marked in bold in the navigation menu Example
The ESS website has been designed to give high visibility to the most recent news relating to the ESS as a whole, as well as to news from NSIs and from Eurostat. For that reason the default page, i.e. the homepage corresponds to the news.
CONCLUSIONS
Navigation menu on the left-hand side allows the possibility of adding new levels (such as Guidelines or other projects of the Sponsorship
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12. Questions? Contact: Celia.santos-sanchez@ec.europa.eu
1st: how many of you are familiar with INSIte, current ESS website?
Ok. Important as the navigation of the ESS website is based on that of INSITe, with some enhancements:
Note that this is Work in Progress, ie: both content and lay-out are still under revision
Only in EN
Banner, still to be fine-tuned: we’ve left free place for a common logo In the meantime we leave the demo banner.
Underneath the banner we see the content itself.
All pages are divided into 2 columns: the navigation is placed on the left-hand side and the right hand side shows the content itself. The corresponding entry to that page is marked in bold in the navigation menu Example
The ESS website has been designed to give high visibility to the most recent news relating to the ESS as a whole, as well as to news from NSIs and from Eurostat. For that reason the default page, i.e. the homepage corresponds to the news.
CONCLUSIONS
Navigation menu on the left-hand side allows the possibility of adding new levels (such as Guidelines or other projects of the Sponsorship
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13. INSIte
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