Regional Websites

[Akash Rastogi]

The most eye-catching and functional regional site I've seen has to be NJ. I think its run by members of 1089?

http://www.nycnjfirst.org/

[Jared Russell]

The Philadelphia Regional Website is very simple, but I believe that it gets across all of the information necessary for teams, visitors, and media.

http://www.philadelphiafirst.org/

[ATannahill]

the Florida Regional page is at http://www.floridafirstregional.com/

[Collin Fultz]

Boilermaker Regional:

http://regional.purduefirst.org

[JB987]

LVR...website being updated this summer:

http://lvfirst.egr.unlv.edu/

[cdennisxlx2]

San Diego Regional site.... I am the webmaster for it, any questions feel free to ask

http://regional.sandiegorobotics.com/

[KathieK]

www.ctfirst.org - currently being redesigned. Covers all FIRST programs in CT.

[Akash Rastogi]

Originally Posted by cdennisxlx2

San Diego Regional site.... I am the webmaster for it, any questions feel free to ask

http://regional.sandiegorobotics.com/

I'm lovin' the center picture on that home page That's our 07 captain.

[Pjohn1959]

The Dallas and the Lone Star regionals are covered under this web site:

http://txfirst.org/

[lynca]

Originally Posted by Pjohn1959

The Dallas and the Lone Star regionals are covered under this web site:

http://txfirst.org/

http://houston.txfirst.org has a dropdown in the upper right corner to jump to other regional websites.

[ebarker]

The following two sites, although similiar in appearance were designed and implemented separately.

http://gafirst.org/

http://ncfirstrobotics.org/

What is the number one goal ? Information for the 'insiders' ? Or information for the 'inquisitive'.

Both of these sites have a "landing strip". They are the fixed immobile boxes, for FLL, FTC, FRC. Newcomers to the site can quickly classify information and pick a box. For example if you have the "9 to 14 year old" interest you can click "read more" on FLL and drill down to state specific information for support, training, and events.

News articles fit below the "landing strip" and come and go.

The idea is to quickly jump start newcomers and get them a click away from starting a team. Folks that are 'insiders' can drill down the menus find what they need.


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[jtdowney]

Originally Posted by Collin Fultz

Boilermaker Regional:

http://regional.purduefirst.org

To add to what Collin posted the BMR site is maintained by Greg McCoy a member of the BMR planning committee.