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Webmaker's Resource

A Resource for Rhode Island Government Webmakers

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Need a new Web site for your agency? It's as easy as 1 2 3!

  1. Download our creative workbook to prepare for your agency's new Web site
  2. Meet with RI.gov to discuss your Web site needs and have a template designed at no cost
  3. Become trained on site on how to update your new Web site using Macromedia Dreamweaver. Use the Webmaker's Guidebook for easy reference.

News

Updated: 9/16/08

RI.gov Portal Overview & Update 6/8/08

Thomas Viall, Dan Chapman, RI.gov

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Microformats

Learn about microformats. Find out what they can do for your site visitors, and learn how to add them to your site.

What's New at RI.gov

Learn about microformats. Find out what they can do for your site visitors, and learn how to add them to your site

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AJAX animated show hide trick

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Find out how to add a dynamic "more info" expanding link to your Web site.

Webmaker's Web 2.0 Presentation

View a presentation shared by Daniel Chapman, Director of Creative Services - RI.gov, at a 2007 Webmaker's meeting.

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RI.gov Web site Style Guidebook

Guidebook for Agency Webmaker's using the RI.gov template. Learn how to get the most from your Web site - download now!

New RI.gov Sliver, and Find-It replacement now online!

RI.gov Version 3.0 presentation and fact sheets

At the June 9th '05 Webmaker's meeting, the Secretary of States Office and RI.gov shared the following PowerPoint presentations to the Webmakers group.

Machine Translation

This brief has been prepared by RI.gov at the request of the Rhode Island Portal Review Committee. The goal of the document is to offer an overview of machine translation (MT) and how it is being utilized within local state government Web sites.

The Webmakers Resource site is for the use of Rhode Island government agencies. Any software and Web tools found on these pages are not necessarily endorsed by the State of Rhode Island. All images and standards belong to the state of Rhode Island and cannot be used without the express consent of the State of Rhode Island.