Web Design Team
We can create, redesign, or maintain web sites for any person, club, or department at CNU.  As needed, we can also train others in how to maintain web sites.  We can not accept money for our work, nor can we work on anything, for which, someone will receive a grade.


Team Leader
The team leader is ultimately responsible for the decisions and actions of the team and its members. 
Additionally, he or she must perform the following duties:
1 Maintain ACM and WDT web sites
2 Promote the Web Design Team on campus
3 Inform members of team policies
4 Ensure potential projects will not violate school policies
5 Gather initial project info
  a Requestor's contact info
  b Project description
  c Maintenance
  d Requestor's ideas for site
6 Find volunteers for all projects
7 Ensure timely completion of all projects
8 Ensure completed projects match expectations of requestor
9 When necessary, inform requestors of inability to finish projects


Team Assistant
As needed, the team leader may ask for an assistant to aid in fulfilling his or her responsibilities.  The person filling this role must be a member of the WDT, and should have volunteered for the position.  When the current team leader is no longer able to run the team, this assistant will have first choice in becoming team leader.

Overall, the team leader may assign any of his or her duties to an assistant.  The leader should avoid assigning duty 1 except when preparing the assistant to take over.  Neither duty 4, nor duty 9, may be assigned to an assistant.  It is strictly the leader's responsibility to deal with these problems.


Team Members
Experience level is not important when choosing projects.  Simply pick one you like, one you can learn from, or just pick one at random!  If there's something you don't know, ask about it on the message board.  Someone will have an answer for you.

If you have an idea, feel free to do it yourself, or present it as a team project and be a project leader.  The same rules apply if others contact you first about a possible project - do it yourself, or be a project leader.