What was the overall goal/purpose of this project?
The completed project modernizes the design of ALCOSAN’s website and provides a mobile-friendly website that enhances their ability to communicate who they are and what they do, relay significant physical and operational changes related to the Clean Water Plan, and share business opportunities, customer information, and the availability of educational resources.
Who does this project benefit?
ALCOSAN’s customer and partner organizations, which include 83 municipal service communities, related business and industry communities, and local educators.
Did any unforeseen challenges arise? How did you resolve them?
There were some technical challenges on the backend of the design, but Amanda Shafer was dedicated to finding solutions to make things work. Her efforts were impressive!
What was your favorite aspect of this project?
I enjoyed the creativity involved in the project and collaborating with our talented creative team. The collaboration led to new and exciting things that we haven’t been able to do before.
What components of this project highlight the capabilities of McCormick Taylor?
This project in its entirety reflects the cutting edge talents of our website developers, our advanced graphic design capabilities, and our organizational and creative content management abilities.
Anyone you would like to give a shout out to for their work on this project?
This truly was a team effort from Amanda Shafer, Jessica Wiggins, Dena Galie, Dana Lohrer, Carrie Machuga, Lugene Keys, and others. They all put a lot of heart and soul into the project.
What project are you looking forward to next?
Any project that allows us to put our creative talents to work like this one did.
To learn more about the ALCOSAN website design, visit the project page.
