Since the client's computers were using 4:3 CRT monitors, the school budget web portal had to be designed in a compact way. In order to minimize the amount of scrolling in an already restricted environment, a collapsible accordion design was the best solution. The different steps can be opened and closed dynamically while still allowing all of the content to be on the screen. To signify progression of the step by step process, green checkmarks were added as well. The checkmark appears once the step is complete. Opening a previous marked step will get rid of the checkmark. The fifth step of the previous version, the budget attestation, is combined now with the sixth step, the superintendent certification,. to create the new second step. This was done as the budget attestation is already inherent with the superintendent certification step. It's already assumed and was another unnecessary step. The last and seventh step of the previous version is now the final third step in the new version. If this is the first time the user is viewing the specific budget, the button will read "I Certify". If the user is coming back to view the same budget from before, the button will read "Rescind". The same is the case with the third step with the only difference being that the button says "I Approve" instead of "I Certify". After clicking the final button, a last checkmark signifies the school budget review process is finished. As a result of the new changes made, the client was extremely grateful for the simplification of their school budget review web portal.