Moderate, immediate changes

• we'd like to shift the main page from a list o' links to a design that foregrounds some actual content. And to contextualize the links that are there, with some explanatory text.
• that content could be seasonal: e.g. right before the conference, it could be a description and invitation to attend; after the conference, a brief conference report (e.g. by pres/vp); in late summer, something about the call for papers and upcoming conference venue; in winter, something about the elections or about jobs mentoring; etc. etc.
• we'd like to see particular officers/EC members take responsibility for providing this content throughout the year, on a schedule that we would establish and stick to, as part of a push to keep better continuity of attention to ACH business by EC members during the year.
• organize the "history of ACH" section so that it's complete and useful. We can reconstruct an accurate list of officers, at least, and try to get some history from early members.
• include useful RSS feeds

More fundamental changes

• thorough redesign of the site: needs a new look
• possibility of moving to a more collaboratively edited publication platform (e.g. wiki) to allow EC members to post and update easily
• overhaul the encoding of the site (the HTML is egregious)

Other

• showcase Humanist content (historically) and provide better search mechanism.
• make conference abstracts going back to the Queens conference searchable. [This used to work but wasn't done consistently enough to easily add new material.] This will entail some metadata work with the abstracts.
• After all else is done, look at providing some more "human" documentation. For ex. short talking heads video clips of computing humanists speaking about why they do what they do. Photos from the conference that are of general interest. Goal is to make it more topical, and lively.

(edited from emails from Julia Flanders, Elli Mylonas, Stéfan Sinclair and Lorna Hughes EM supplemented, late.)