Science Museum web development blog
Posted by Tom Goskar | Filed under Museums, Web Technology
The New Media group at London’s Science Museum have begun blogging. Currently, they are covering the progress of their upcoming website redesign, as well as handy extra features that they are implementing around their extensive website.
It’s always nice to see a little of what happens ‘behind the scenes’ and learn about the decisions (and techniques) used by a national museum to communicate their collections. I’m fascinated by the deconstruction of their own website as it stands - it’s good food for thought for the ones that I run. We can all learn from each other…
Link: http://www.sciencemuseumdev.org.uk/
2 Responses to “Science Museum web development blog”
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Portable Antiquities Blog Says:
September 19th, 2006 at 11:02 amBlogging in the Museum sector and development…
I’ve been looking around for Museum sector blogs for a while, just to see if there’s much to be learnt from, what standards are being employed etc.
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Frankie Roberto Says:
September 19th, 2006 at 2:06 pmHey, thanks for the link.
We’ll continue to write about our website redesign and restructure over the coming months - it’s a major project!
Frankie
