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Set goals for the website.
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Create a wireframe/mock-up.
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Review the layouts.
Get the client’s feedback on the layouts.
Change the layout when required.
Add user report system.
Fix bugs asap.
Keep website up-to-day.
Create new content.
Get content ready for migration.
Build and display website.
Add special features and interactivity.
SEO for the website.
Test the created website.
Update the website to server.
Final testing and launch
Add user report system.
Fix bugs asap.
Keep website up-to-day.
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06.11.18 – The founding General Assembly of EPFL’s Center for Digital Trust (C4DT) was held on Friday, 2 November at the Starling Hotel. Martin Vetterli, President of the Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Edouard Bugnion, Vice President for Information Systems, Andreas Mortensen, Vice President for Research, and James Larus, Dean of the School of Computer and Communication Sciences were among the attendees.
The event was attended by over 50 guests, including CEOs and senior directors of the Center’s partner institutions and businesses, as well as EPFL professors representing all ten thematic domains of the center. EPFL President Martin Vetterli…
29.06.18 – An e-voting system based on blockchain technology has just been tested at EPFL. The system serves as a digital guarantee, ensuring that competing sides have faith in the voting process. This open-source technology will soon be available on the Center for Digital Trust’s software platform.
E-voting is becoming increasingly popular both in Switzerland and further afield. The town of Zug, for instance, is currently testing an online questionnaire – a first step towards e-voting. But doubts about whether centralized systems are secure prevent online voting from being adopted more widely. EPFL, through the Center for Digital Trust (C4DT), has created and tested an e-voting system based on blockchain technology. It is the first such system to guarantee …
22.06.18 – Thanks to an unorthodox approach being proposed by EPFL researchers, patients may soon be able to track their illness simply by drinking a solution containing millions of tiny electronic sensors disguised as bacteria.
Imagine being able to track the development of diseased cells in real time, simply by having patients drink a glass of water containing millions of tiny electronic biosensors. Once the microscopic sensors have been ingested, they would travel to diseased tissue in a patient’s body and send out a continuous stream of diagnostic data via telemetry. That’s the ambitious goal that Sandro Carrara from EPFL’s Integrated Systems Laboratory (School of Engineering/ Computer and Communication Sciences) and Pantelis Georgiou from Imperial College London have set for themselves. Such technology seems now possible thanks to advancements in nanofabrication processes for integrated circuits. Berkeley researchers had discussed a similar concept in 2013 where they suggested to sprinkle CMOS circuits into the human cortex to monitor neural activity. At EPFL, the researchers intend to use body dust for a more general purpose. They have already shown how a CMOS cube of around 10 µm on each side could theoretically be created. They presented these findings at the IEEE BioCAS conference. The theoretical feasibility of the concept has also been discussed in a preprint on arXiv. The scientists hope to revolutionize diagnostic methods and give doctors a better understanding of diseases like cancer. “Today doctors give drugs to cancer patients and wait to see whether the tumor cells go away. But having continuous feedback on…