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Richlyn originally created a website for The University of Sheffield in May 2008 which allows the NOGG (National Osteoporosis Guideline Group) to interact with their existing FRAX (Fracture Risk Assessment) tool and plot results onto a number of graphs. The FRAX tool itself was also altered to interact with the new NOGG website.
View the news article about the original project.
Richlyn were approached by The University of Sheffield recently to implement updates to the website. The updates included the following:-
The update has increased the accessibility of the website and allows it to be more readily available for users.
View the updates now on the FRAX website.
View the project case study for The University of Sheffield.
July 5th, 2010
Updates to the FRAX website now completed
Richlyn originally created a website for The University of Sheffield in May 2008 which allows the NOGG (National Osteoporosis Guideline Group) to interact with their existing FRAX (Fracture Risk Assessment) tool and plot results onto a number of graphs. The FRAX tool itself was also altered to interact with the new NOGG website.View the news article about the original project.
Richlyn were approached by The University of Sheffield recently to implement updates to the website. The updates included the following:-
- The previous flash enabled navigation menu bar has been changed to an html navigation menu.
- Charts have been included for all the country models featured on the website.
- 3 additional languages have been added to the website, Danish, Polish and Russian.
- The inclusion of a download area for the iphone application.
The update has increased the accessibility of the website and allows it to be more readily available for users.
View the updates now on the FRAX website.
View the project case study for The University of Sheffield.
