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One of the problems with being good at what you do is never being satisfied with your own work. And that was just the situation when we approached the United Way of Hall County about redesigning the website we completed for them three years ago. Although it was functional and clean and was a great source of information, it was no longer meeting the needs of this growing organization.
In addition to completely redesigning the graphical interface and navigation structure, we also updated the content management tools to give the staff more areas of the site to control and update in house. Furthermore, we expanded and added several new sections that included a complete "Campaign Resource Center" to assist community fundraisers.
The most important addition, to a non-profit organization, was giving them the ability to receive secure, online pledges and credit card donations. This will help this ever important agency to continue to improve the lives of Hall County citizens.
Along those same lines, we're also in the process of redesigning and expanding the functions of another past client, the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce. More details to come.
In addition to completely redesigning the graphical interface and navigation structure, we also updated the content management tools to give the staff more areas of the site to control and update in house. Furthermore, we expanded and added several new sections that included a complete "Campaign Resource Center" to assist community fundraisers.
The most important addition, to a non-profit organization, was giving them the ability to receive secure, online pledges and credit card donations. This will help this ever important agency to continue to improve the lives of Hall County citizens.
Along those same lines, we're also in the process of redesigning and expanding the functions of another past client, the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce. More details to come.
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