Responsive Design

Structured Content: The Next Generation of Web Content Editing Tools

June 23, 2014

WYSIWYG is dead. If that statement caused a reaction—whether a frown of worry or a smile—then you’re probably one the people throughout Johns Hopkins Medicine who uses our WYSIWYG, short for “what you see is what you get,” tools to edit Web content. In reality, WYSIWYG isn’t by any means dead, but it is getting […]

Brian Harder ⋅ Content Strategy, Mobile Content Repurposing, Responsive Design, Scalability, Structured Content, WYSIWYG ⋅ No Comments

The Reason for Responsive Web Design

April 21, 2014

Look around you, and I'll bet you'll see people accessing the Web on a variety of different devices, most of which have different screen sizes: a 5-inch iPhone, a 7-inch Android tablet, a 13-inch laptop. The ways people access the Web can no longer be easily divided into just desktop versus mobile phone. When we […]

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The Internet Strategy and Web Services team leads the first integrated online strategy for Johns Hopkins Medicine’s six hospitals, a home health care services company, an employee health plan provider, a community physicians group and the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

The team is part of Marketing and Communications under the leadership of Senior Vice President Dalal Haldeman, M.B.A., Ph.D. This blog was created to foster communication with the broad community of contributors, stakeholders and strategic partners across Johns Hopkins Medicine.

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Structured Content: The Next Generation of Web Content Editing Tools

The Reason for Responsive Web Design