Welcome To Our Newly Redesigned Website!
Article posted October 28, 2011 in Evision Worldwide News
If you’ve visited our website over the past week, you will have noticed something: we have a brand new site! The site redesign goes way beyond just enhanced visual appeal. As Evision has grown over the years, our clients have learned to expect greater and greater value from us. We needed a website that could successfully deliver on those expectations online.
An Important Note: We have split apart our news articles from our informational articles. Existing RSS and email subscribers will continue to receive news from Evision automatically, but to ensure you continue receiving the how-to guides, insights and expert commentary from our blog (like our forthcoming series on how to use Google Analytics if you only have an hour a week to spare), please click here. (No worries – it’s literally just a two-click, 20-second process).
Some redesign highlights:
Improved Information Resource
Because people online consume information in a dynamic way, and different visitors will be looking for different kinds of information at different times, we needed to make it easy for visitors to find exactly what they need, when they need it.
- Brand new Client Quick Start Guide
- Revamped and improved menu navigation
Contextual Navigation
Similarly, we introduced contextual navigation. For example, when visitors browse a service page, they will have access-at-a-click to all blog and news entries relating to that service, as well as related white papers, case studies, portfolio samples, etc.
Contextual Navigation Quick Links (click to enlarge)
Client Access
We now offer a single login point for everything relating to client service: clients can start or take part in online conversations about current projects, request new services or project initiatives, post a help request, and upload or access pertinent documents and files.
Client Access Link
Learning Center
As mentioned above, we’ve split our dynamic content into two feeds: one for Evision Worldwide news, the other a Learning Center feed. In part, we wanted to give users more control over the kind of content they received. But this is also Phase One of some big plans for the new Learning Center – subscribe to the feed so you don’t miss any of it!
The New Learning Center (click to enlarge)
What’s Next?
We’re not going to rest on our laurels. We have an ambitious program heading into 2012, with a full roster of products, tools and information resources to make available to our clients. Our new site is designed to grow with us, and we have exciting intentions for it. Stay tuned!
