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The Islington Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (IJMR) is committed to maintaining high standards of academic integrity, ethical research practice, and responsible publication. All authors, reviewers, editors, and editorial board members are expected to follow ethical principles throughout the submission, review, and publication process.
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The IJMR Hall of Fame recognises the individuals and project teams whose creativity, technical expertise, and commitment have contributed to the development and continuous improvement of the Islington Journal of Multidisciplinary Research website. This page maintains a chronological record of major website contributions and completed deployments.
Records are presented in reverse chronological order, with the most recent completed deployment first.
Koshish Jung Lamichhane
Following the deployment of the redesigned IJMR website, Koshish Jung Lamichhane completed an additional production deployment on 31 July 2026. This deployment included selected user-interface refinements, content adjustments, minor functional fixes, and improvements to the website’s search bar.
IJMR Website Redesign Project Team
The IJMR Website Redesign Project Team contributed to the redesign and frontend improvement of the existing IJMR website. The team addressed several design, responsiveness, navigation, accessibility, and user-experience limitations present across the earlier version of the website.
Their contribution improved visual consistency, mobile responsiveness, page layouts, and overall usability within the Open Journal Systems environment. The redesigned version was officially handed over and deployed on 27 July 2026.
Resha KojuProject ManagerRohan ShresthaLead Designer
Ellie Shrestha
Aashra Singh
Garima DangolAnjal BhattaraiLead Developer
Aarshnav KC
Aashish Shrestha
Angel Halwai
Khushi Shrestha
Prapti BhattaraiSworna Dhan TuladharCommunity Lead, Islington WebDev Community
Kabil ShresthaTech Lead, Islington WebDev Community
Koshish Jung Lamichhane
Koshish Jung Lamichhane designed and completed the initial deployment of the IJMR website on 21 May 2026 using the Open Journal Systems platform. His contribution included establishing the journal’s initial website structure, designing the theme colour palette and visual scheme, configuring PDF rendering for published articles, and integrating Digital Object Identifier functionality through Crossref.
The initial deployment established the technical and visual foundation of the IJMR website and enabled the journal to publish and display its content online. The first version had limited responsiveness and presented design and user-experience issues across several pages; these limitations later informed the UI/UX redesign and frontend improvement project completed by the contributor team.
