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Tempe Center for the Arts Website Redesign

Charged with creating a website that enables users to easily find the information they seek.

The site’s new navigation now flows logically for all users, and with new features such as drop-down menus, quick links, and graphic homepage buttons, site visitors can quickly find information relevant to them.

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Content is now accessible via multiple paths, meaning users can quickly and easily find upcoming events, ticket information, and facility rentals on a desktop or mobile device.

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Armed with a solid understanding of its customers, Tempe Center for the Arts worked with Granicus to categorize the site layout by intuitive subjects, showcase the most common tasks on the homepage, and make it easier for users to find the content they need.

4,300

Square-Foot Venue Space

10+

Years of Operation

Local Tempe

“We are elated with the design of our new website. The designers listened to what we wanted and needed to achieve. They found creative solutions to meet our goal and we couldn’t be more pleased.”

Kelly Lovell-Taylor, Marketing & Public Relations Officer, Tempe Center for the Arts

Tasked with transforming an outdated website into a modern information portal.

Taking a research-based approach to transform the website into a customer service portal.

St. Louis Park turned to Granicus to help them provide digital services and accessible, relevant content.

When the time came for Columbia County to completely update and transform the website, the team chose Granicus.

Charged with transforming its outdated website into a community engagement portal.

Greensboro was on mission to provide a dynamic, interactive, and visually compelling website that serves residents.

Tasked with creating a one-stop service portal for its residents, businesses, and visitors.

Challenged with transforming an outdated “digital file cabinet” into a visually appealing, functional website.

Using digital tools to connect and inform citizens in a time of need.

On a mission to provide free and open access to information and resources that promote lifelong learning.

Charged with creating a website that enables users to easily find the information they seek.

Olathe turned their govAccess website into a “virtual city hall” - now citizens are better informed and city departments have improved cross-functional relationships.