UK Swimming Club site

16 years 10 months ago #38496 by haltonsc
UK Swimming Club site was created by haltonsc
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This site is the first joomla based swimming club in the Merseyside area. It was one of the first flat faced web pages more than 10 years ago and was published well before web sites became commonplace.
Providing joomla itself was a huge step forward in communications with the members, using online calendars,
registered user interface, games, videos, endurance logs, shoutbox, results, news and now Community Builder.
No longer is the club dependent on one highly skilled individual and jobs providing content can be shared.
Information about the club including the history, constitution and google maps is now provided for new and
old club members on instant access and on a global stage. Not bad for a financially restricted club of less than 200 members.
The implementation of CB has taken the club a further giant step toward, integrating all members and the local community.
Birthdays, phone numbers, contact details and photographs have added a unique element that shows the club again as the most forward thinking in the area. Some of the functionality has not been fully tested such as connections and the data entered is entirely optional. I've recently added a text parameter 50M free, requesting users to enter their best time in a fixed format mm colon ss colon th, that I hope to utilise (possibly with another existing joomla function) Other strokes and distances will follow. I had already designed and created an offline access dbase for this purpose but this will be far more useful (and user/club official friendly).
Usernames are still used to ensure privacy but the officials can now easily access members details that the members themselves have provided and are responsible for. The club leads were others only follow (at least in terms of functionality). ( a : makes a face)
The rhuk_orange smoothie template was used because it had 3 columns (and worked well using IE6/IE7/Mozilla) though there are prettier options I'm sure.
I would be grateful for ideas and feedback on how the visual look could be improved or what improved functions
could be added.

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