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About Discovery
Discovery brings a modern, polished design with bold imagery and clear calls to action. Its streamlined layout makes it easy to highlight key content - school highlights, events, and more - while sharing your unique story in a way that is both impactful and easy to navigate.
Quick-Start templates are a great option for schools interested in launching a site on an accelerated timeline or for schools who are unable to commit resources to a full-scale Web design project. This guide will help you select the template that best fits your school’s brand and online communication goals.
All quick-start templates are built with onMessage’s responsive Web design (RWD) functionality, enabling the school’s site to scale and reposition for optimal display on each user’s device. The general explanation for how this works is that design elements such as photos or main navigation shrink proportionally from the full width of a large desktop monitor to an iPad display. On devices smaller than an iPad, continually shrinking features would render them too small to read or click, so the system switches from scaling to repositioning.
The repositioning prioritizes elements from top to bottom, left to right, so a full-size design with a logo in the uppermost left corner will feature this graphic at the very top on the phone display. Media query settings in the CSS code are also used to control where items display at various screen sizes. Due in part to these settings, changes to quick-start templates in the design process are limited to logos, colors and fonts, and any requests for structural modifications may incur additional charges.
This is SEO text that can appear in the footer of the home page and interior pages. A short statement would appear such as "Blackbaud University is a private, coeducational day school for grades K through 12, located in Bedford, NH. Students benefit from a challenging academic program, fine and performing arts, competitive athletics, and a wide selection of extracurricular activities."