Do things look a little different?
We hope so!
We are very proud to present our newly revised website using Webstudio.netidnow as our website builder and Network Solutions as our domain name server. You are probably aware that it has taken us many, many months to reach the go-live date (July 2nd) for the new site. Computer issues, technical roadblocks, and budget constraints hold most of the reasons why the background work was so complex and took so long to complete. However, now that we have gone live, we not only have a vastly improved site, but we will also decrease our website fees by 68%! The "Friends of the Cultural Arts Center", our 501 3c non-profit support organization, is proud to continue financial responsibility for the website fees and our consultant, John Earl, our website builder expert.

Many Thanks:
Both the "Friends" and the Cultural Arts Center want to sincerely thank John Earl (www.artbyearl.com) for his outstanding help in setting up the new site. We could not have done it without his valuable assistance and endless patience.

Of course, our domain name (website name) remains the same: www.CulturalArtsCenterOnline.org

WHAT HAS CHANGED?
We think that you will find the new site much more vibrant, current, user-friendly, up-to-date in all areas, and inclusive of much more content than we were able to do with the previous site. New areas have been added, such as "What's New" and
"Volunteering Opportunities". The Class List Page has been simplified and streamlined and the process to find your classes is completely different, using links to each class (one class per page). You can also get back to the Class List from ANY page on the website, just in case you wander off.

We want your feedback!
So enjoy your trip though the new website, but keep in mind that we would very much appreciate your feedback!
Any new venture needs tweaking at first and then regularly thereafter. We will never stop improving the site, now that we finally have the ability to do so. So please go to the "Contact Us" page under the "About Us" page to send us your comments, both what's good and what needs to be improved. We will certainly not turn down any cries of "Beautiful", "Good Work", "Yes, it took forever, but I love it!". We want YOU to be part of the website itself.

As you know, going live with a new website needs many eyes to report back to us. Consider these questions as you our using the site:

• Overall, how well do you like the new site?
• What is a good change and what is it that you don't like?
• What typos, mistakes, grammar errors, etc. you have found?
• What did we omit that we need to think about adding?
• What should be taken out?
• Do you have any additional "Frequently Asked Questions" to add?