Our New Web Site Goes Live and the Results Are In


Over the last several months my colleagues Kim and Dave have been working tirelessly on a much-needed refresh of our website. Our website hosting company reached out to us last fall announcing they had revamped their technology and wanted us to be among the first to take advantage of its ease of use. Technology is really moving fast in this area, and they showed us how they could make it radically easier to maintain an update the site with fresh content on a regular basis. 


In studying our options, it became clear that modern websites are designed to accommodate users who like to scroll down through the site, stopping along the way to click on interesting topics. These sites have a wonderful flow and a sleek appearance, but sometimes they can be difficult to navigate, especially for a site with as much content as ours has. That’s why we also included a scaled-down, unobtrusive traditional menu structure to make it easier for those who prefer to navigate menus as well as for returning users looking to revisit content they discovered through scrolling. 



We are thrilled with the outcome and hope you will find the new website inspiring, informative and easy to navigate. 

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