Visit the Mass High Tech website and you may notice a few minor changes to the homepage — a second navigation bar, a highlighted topics coverage box and an abbreviated section highlighting our print edition.
MassHighTech.com has kept its bones but added a face lift to help visitors navigate the broad coverage we include on our website. The homepage redesign complements Mass High Tech’s shift from weekly to bi-weekly themed print issues — a change implemented last fall.
The second navigation bar running across the website’s width in blue allows visitors to see the topics we cover most often through daily web briefs and reported stories, such as People, Education and Training, Finance, Internet, Life Sciences, Software, Energy, Envirotech, Robotics, Defense and Hardware. See the full list of news categories.
Each day, we feature one or more articles, either as breaking news or in-depth reported news, in the top center spot of MassHighTech.com. It’s one more step in our ongoing work to keep readers up to date on the news that breaks every day in the New England innovation economy.
“Inside Masshightech.com”, the box below our featured daily article, highlights topics often covered in our print issue themes — Meetings & Conferences, Real Estate, Education and Training, Cleantech, Life Sciences, Law and Finance. Here, you’ll find some daily news that falls into these categories, but you’ll also be treated to the more indepth articles our reporters track on a biweekly basis, at least.
If you’re a print subscriber, or like to read our biweekly issues online, you still have that option. The “From the Print Edition” section displays the cover image of the issue and a taste of a few articles. A click on the image or “More stories from the print edition” will give you the full table of contents for the issue.
Other recent initiatives MassHighTech.com has taken on include a digital edition, designed to deliver the print edition every other week sans paper; an improved calendar of community events; and links to our Signature Programs — Women to Watch, High Tech All Stars, Tech Citizenship and Tech Forums.
The aim of our revamped homepage is to show you, and any newbies to the site, what type of news we cover. So, please, take a look around and let us know if we’ve done our job. We appreciate any feedback.
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