You are viewing the Danish American Heritage Society (DAHS) website, located at danishheritage.org.

This page is an entry point for password-protected pages meant for DAHS board and staff. This first section is followed by brief historical information about the DAHS website.

The following password-protected pages are meant for DAHS internal use.

• DAHS Contact Information is a directory of DAHS Board and Staff members.
• DAHS Documents provides access to DAHS documents such as the DAHS Constitution and the DAHS By-laws.
• DH15 Project Management contains development and maintenance details for danishheritage.org. 
• DH15 Weebly Use addresses aspects of the Weebly website builder.
• Surplus Images contains images, mostly from Creative Commons, that no longer are used in danishheritage.org. 

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You are viewing the Danish American Heritage Society (DAHS) website, located at danishheritage.org.  I (Robert A. "Bob" Christiansen), in my capacity as the DAHS web coordinator,  developed this site following a May 2015 mandate from the DAHS Board of Directors.  

Our old site, DanishAmericanHeritageSociety.org, was written in HTML in early 2007 and was last updated in April 2015.  As of December 2016 visitors to our old site are automatically redirected to the new site.

I found our old site to be fast, easy to navigate, reliable and robust, and visually attractive.  However, The DAHS board recognized that the old site was too difficult to keep current via frequent updates, too limited in scope, and presented a dated appearance.

Credits:

• As of 2017, Jennifer Thøgersen of the University of Nebraska - Lincoln is DAHS Web Coordinator.
• Danishheritage.org was designed and developed in 2015 by Robert A. "Bob" Christiansen using the Weebly website builder with the Brisk template and is hosted by Weeby. Development platform was a MacBook Pro running OS 10.9.5 (aka Mavericks) using Safari 7 as browser, with heavy use of TextEdit for preparing auxiliary files and Preview for minor image editing.
• Eliza Robinson of Gilbert, Arizona assisted during the latter states of danishheritage.org site development.
• The DAHS is grateful to Kriss Pearson of ArtOfComputers.com for her work in developing our previous HTML-based site, DanishAmericanHeritageSociety.org, back in 2007 and in subsequently hosting and maintaining that site.