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Tualatin previews redesigned city website emphasizing search, accessibility and local photos
Summary
City staff showed council draft pages from a JuiceBox redesign that will move the site to WordPress/Gutenberg, add a persistent search bar and accessibility checks, and launch this fall; staff will begin content migration and integrations next.
Tualatin city staff on May 27 previewed a near-final redesign of the city website that emphasizes a prominent search function, improved mobile access and built-in accessibility tools, with a target to finish the project this fall.
Deputy City Manager Megan George said the city signed a contract with JuiceBox last July and is moving into phase three of a six-phase project that will include website development, testing and staff training, content migration and an anticipated launch later this year. "Our website is our number-one communication tool in the city," George said, citing the 2023 community survey that found 65% of respondents call it a major information source and 29% a minor one.
The draft pages shown to the council display a persistent green search bar across the top, a large landing-page search field, monthly-featured photo…
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