fact sheet Disaster Management Website Refresh 1 of 2 Go Live Deployment #1 Issue Home Page Design and Navigaon Users will be able to more easily navigate the site on the home page (pictured leﬅ), from the top header menu or through searching for speciﬁc site content or resources. The Noceboard will provide noces of any changes to the site, including when new publicaons have been uploaded. Emergency Alerts are more visible to users on the Home Page, with links to exisng warning sites such as the Bureau of Meteorology and Rural Fire Incidents Map sll available on the site through the warnings tab. An Events Calendar will display upcoming State and Naonal emergency management events. Our Partners is a new feature and one suggested by local government stakeholders. This frame will feature the logos of Queensland DM partners, with each logo hyperlinked to the partners’ relevant website. The Disaster Management Guidelines Unit (DMGU) has been working with the QFES Online Team and Public Safety Business Agency to build and refresh the Disaster Management (DM) Website. The deployment of the DM Website will be conducted in two releases. On Thursday, 11 January 2018, deployment one will provide improved navigaon, search funcon and homepage layout, links to Queensland DM Partners and social media feeds from across emergency services (QPS, QFES and QAS) and the Bureau of Meteorology. Deployment two will provide an interacve guideline navigaon feature and will coincide with the release of the new Prevenon, Preparedness, Response and Recovery (PPRR) Disaster Management Guideline in early 2018. Further communicaon will be provided prior to go live of this feature. For enquires relang to the DM Website Refresh please contact: Rose Cudahy (T) 3635 2469 (E) [email protected] For all other enquires please contact: Disaster Management Guidelines Unit (E) [email protected] Go Live Preparaons As part of the refresh process, DM Website pages and documents have been relocated. All previously bookmarked links will require updang with new web addresses. To assist with navigang the new website, refer to the user tutorial that has been emailed to Stakeholders and also uploaded to the DM Website Home Page. Should you wish to be featured as one of Our Partners please obtain the relevant approvals and submit your logo and website link address to [email protected]

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fact sheetDisaster Management Website Refresh

1 of 2

Go Live Deployment #1 Issue

Home Page Design and Navigation

Users will be able to more easily navigate the site on the

home page (pictured left), from the top header menu or

through searching for specific site content or resources.

The Noticeboard will provide notices of any changes

to the site, including when new publications have been

uploaded.

Emergency Alerts are more visible to users on the

Home Page, with links to existing warning sites such as the

Bureau of Meteorology and Rural Fire Incidents Map still

available on the site through the warnings tab.

An Events Calendar will display upcoming State and

National emergency management events.

Our Partners is a new feature and one suggested by

local government stakeholders. This frame will feature

the logos of Queensland DM partners, with each logo

hyperlinked to the partners’ relevant website.

The Disaster Management Guidelines Unit (DMGU) has been working with the QFES Online Team and Public Safety Business Agency to build and refresh the Disaster Management (DM) Website.

The deployment of the DM Website will be conducted in two releases. On Thursday, 11 January 2018, deployment one will provide improved navigation, search function and homepage layout, links to Queensland DM Partners and social media feeds from across emergency services (QPS, QFES and QAS) and the Bureau of Meteorology.

Deployment two will provide an interactive guideline navigation feature and will coincide with the release of the new Prevention, Preparedness, Response and Recovery (PPRR) Disaster Management Guideline in early 2018.

Further communication will be provided prior to go live of this feature.

For enquires relating to the DM Website Refresh please contact:

Rose Cudahy (T) 3635 2469 (E) [email protected]

For all other enquires please contact:Disaster Management Guidelines Unit(E) [email protected]

Go Live Preparations

As part of the refresh process, DM Website pages and documents

have been relocated. All previously bookmarked links will require

updating with new web addresses.

To assist with navigating the new website, refer to the user tutorial

that has been emailed to Stakeholders and also uploaded to the DM

Website Home Page.

Should you wish to be featured as one of Our Partners please obtain the relevant approvals and submit your logo and website