A high quality copy of Microsoft's logo can be found here: http://www.microsoft.com/about/corporatecitizenship/en-us/community-tools/nonprofittoolkit/get-files/

I will contact Frontier, but for now use this image with has a transparent background: http://www.theesa.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/FrontierLogo2012-FINAL.png

The currently linked map does not display well on Firefox and Safari.
Use the following instead: http://www.smu.ca/webfiles/campus-map.pdf

This issue has also been brought up with ITSS.

The wide accordion panels should be clickable for easier collapsing/expanding.
Currently it is just the text that is clickable, not the entire panel.
http://stackoverflow.com/a/19238787

Why aren't we using the McHacks' page like I suggested earlier?

Create an image asset for use as an avatar or user portrait (twitter, facebook, etc).

The Saturday panel is not auto expanding.

Add more details about what hardware and support Microsoft is bringing.

We should consider adding some analytics to the web page.

Are there desirable alternatives to Google Analytics?
Eventbrite has Google Analytics integration, that may be reason enough to choose Google.

Change the ISL link to the following for tracking purposes.

http://www.isl.ca/en/home/default.aspx?utm_campaign=SMU%20Hackaweek&utm_source=cs.smu.ca%2Fhackaweek%2F&utm_medium=Web

We should offer this option to all sponsors in the future.

We currently are not sizing logos base on sponsorship level, but the ISL logo is far too large in comparison to the other logos.

The panels should not all default to closed. Each panel group should have a panel opened.

1. The "Schedule" panel will have the corresponding day opened.
2. The "What are people saying" panel used to have 'Twitter' open, why was this changed? I noticed it does lengthen the row. If that's undesirable, then perhaps open the Kelly Regan quote.
3. The "Frequently Asked" Questions panel should default to open.

Change the bootstrap button link to a Eventbrite Button and use a tracking link as url.

Can we do some investigating to find out by what criteria Facebook selects an image from a website to use in linked posts?
Currently facebook posts linking to the hackaweek page grab the Frontier logo, can we do somethign to influence this?
Ideally Facebook should use the top SMU hackaweek banner.