Here’s how it all got started:
For visitors to the Wyoming Department of Health website… it wasn’t always like this.
In the times before the West Edge crew worked their magic, this complex, information-rich website was haunted by many an unchecked box on an intimidating digital to-do list.
With at least 25% of the website’s health-minded visitors accessing the site from their phones, there was a serious need to create an enjoyable mobile experience — one consistent with an equally enjoyable experience on the desktop site.
And as for the desktop site, there was ample opportunity to redesign and rebuild in ways that would improve navigation and ease of use.
However, this would be no ordinary redesign.
Annnnd cue the dramatic music. Excellent.
In addition to creating all the visual elements, the full rebuild process would include the secure migration of 1,000 pages of content, 2,500 media files, and a 25-gigabyte database.
… intriguing, right? You’re on the edge of your seat?
WE KNOW.
We can practically hear you over there, like, “WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?”
pages of content
media files
gigabyte database
…and here’s what we did:
One of the biggest pieces of this process was, of course, the content and database migration.
Another large-scale step was creating 80+ website content editors across 40 unique permissions groups; doling out appropriate permissions for editing/content addition; and then training each of these users on how to navigate the system within their defined permissions parameters.
website content editors
unique permissions groups
Since the site’s launch, we’ve continued our strong partnership with the Wyoming Department of Health through ongoing site updates and maintenance.
