City Website Gets A Makeover
Posted by Jeff Pruitt - 3/20/08 @ 4:18 pm - Filed Under Local Politics
The city of Fort Wayne has updated their website - from the press release (hat tip - Mitch Harper):
Last month, the City added video-on-demand of weekly City Council meetings to the Web site. Other features include Google search, RSS feeds of City news, one-click translation in 10 languages, contact information for the City’s elected officials, meeting agendas, and information and resources for nearly all City divisions and departments.
Stephen Parker from Around Fort Wayne blogged about this a couple of days ago and had this critique:
While looking a bit more elegant, one glaring problem is on the front page. The Harrison Square graphic used is extremely outdated. This was the very first concept plan when the project was first unveiled to the public back in December 2006. This plan looks nothing like the current incarnation. In fact, the media is finally starting to use the current site plan rather than this obsolete relic. I hope Mayor Henry and his PIO’s have a better grasp on the project than this! I have a feeling they do, but come on guys!
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