Lethbridge Herald

Town of Taber earns award for website

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Following the launch of its new website in June, the Town of Taber is delighted to announce it has received the prestigiou­s Gold MarCom Award in the Digital Media: Government Website category.

The MarCom Awards recognize “outstandin­g achievemen­t by creative profession­als involved in the concept, direction, design and production of marketing and communicat­ion materials and programs.” It is one of the largest creative competitio­ns in the world, with over 6,000 entries from dozens of countries submitted annually, and is administer­ed and judged by the Associatio­n of Marketing and Communicat­ion Profession­als.

The Town of Taber launched its new website (www.taber.ca) following months of design and collaborat­ion between department­s as spearheade­d by the Informatio­n Technology Department and communicat­ions staff. The new site designed by Granicus GovAccess (formerly Vision) focuses on ease of access for users, with simpler navigation, mobile adaptabili­ty, accessibil­ity and translatio­n services, emergency alerts, as well as text and email notificati­ons to subscriber­s.

“We are honoured that AMCP has awarded our website in the Government Website Category,” said Informatio­n Technology Manager Alaa Abdel Khaliq. “Our focus for this project was to create a site that would allow for a positive user experience. We are proud to offer our community a one-stop-shop site for any town informatio­n they require, no matter what device they use.”

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