Green Party Website Gets Facelift
I've been watching the parties' websites daily for evidence of byelection makeovers, but found something else tonight instead.
Seems the Green Party website has had a facelift in the past 24 hours, using new colours (their 4th different shade of green I think since I've been following along) with a contrasting burgundy, and featuring 3 different panels in rotation all highlighting Elizabeth May.
The one I've chosen here links to a video titled "Why do I lead", which is timely given that the Green Party leadership will once again be up for renewal at their next convention, slated for February I believe (in Toronto?). The other two rotating panels feature the head and shoulders shot of May used in the last election, and a more recent photo of her on the coastline probably outside Sidney, BC and highlighting her run in Saanich-Gulf Islands.
My only grumble so far is that I can't figure out how to get to the list of candidates from the main page, but I'm sure I'll find it eventually.
Seems the Green Party website has had a facelift in the past 24 hours, using new colours (their 4th different shade of green I think since I've been following along) with a contrasting burgundy, and featuring 3 different panels in rotation all highlighting Elizabeth May.
The one I've chosen here links to a video titled "Why do I lead", which is timely given that the Green Party leadership will once again be up for renewal at their next convention, slated for February I believe (in Toronto?). The other two rotating panels feature the head and shoulders shot of May used in the last election, and a more recent photo of her on the coastline probably outside Sidney, BC and highlighting her run in Saanich-Gulf Islands.
My only grumble so far is that I can't figure out how to get to the list of candidates from the main page, but I'm sure I'll find it eventually.
Labels: Green Party, Party Web Watch
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