PROJECT NAME: Loyola Plans Intranet
URL: [internal use only]
SINCE: 2000

v.1

v.2

I thought this was a great idea by then MIS AVP Danny Niñal. It was actually the project that got me into the company. He saw that everything needed spice and that people should start learning how to make use of various technological tools in order to communicate and organize corporate stuff.

I don't remember much of what we did in here, only that people wouldn't make use of it. It became a white elephant, stuck in an archaic home. We did train people so they'd see how easy it was, but I guess the veterans are just not too used to technology. It's completely understandable. I imagine someday I'd be like that, too. @_@

Ignore version 1. That's the unfinished product. I wasn't satisfied with it. Version 2 was a tad too outdated for my taste even for that time, but it suited the users (the few ones who weren't afraid to explore the site) perfectly. This was actually the first time I experimented with frames. I hated frames before this project. And I hated it even more after the project. Haha! It's not that they're hard to do. They're pretty easy. It's just inconvenient for some users sometimes. (And it's horrible to have frames, especially if you want to consider search engine results.)