Google Analytics, a free tool that we have installed on all of our websites, can show us how most people are using our websites — including where they’re finding the most useful information, where they’re getting lost, and what they’re aiming to accomplish.
We’re embarking on a new adventure! With your help, we’re going to start working on a new look for UL Lafayette’s websites.
“What do you mean, with my help?”
On Wednesday, Jan. 31, the web team updated the webforms capabilities across all of our sites. Long story short, it was time for an upgrade. Here’s what’s changed.
Because Facebook knows that some people depend on their feed for news, they've added a feature to allow you to choose your favorite pages so you won't miss their posts.
With the next iteration of the sites, we’re looking to expand our SEO efforts and work with all academic sites to improve search engine rankings. Here's how you can start today.
How to do it effectively, easily, and ethically.
We’ve heard from the rumor mill that people are saying Drupal is going away and that everyone’s sites are being rebuilt. Good news. That is 100% false.
We moved everyone into Drupal so that we could easily update the look and layout of your sites without rebuilding them all over again. So basically, your site will get a facelift.
To all web ambassadors: you’ll now use your ULID (C0000000) to log in to your site. Your password will still be the same. 
Good news for the new year! Now, all web ambassadors—when logged in to their sites—can view all unpublished pages, regardless of who authored it.
Here's what we've been doing, what we're getting ready to do, and how we need your help to do it!
