As we all deal with personal and business issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic, we here at ProudCity want to ensure all of our government partners and the government community at large that we’re here for you. From an operations perspective, it’s business as usual for us. We’ve always worked in a distributed/remote work environment, … Continued
Public Spend Forum featured ProudCity as one of seven government technology startups to watch In 2019.
ProudCity is honored to be named to Government Technology’s esteemed 2019 GovTech 100 top government technology companies list.
Public Spend Forum featured ProudCity as one of seven government technology startups to watch In 2019.
We’re participating in a web accessibility webinar for the ELGL local government community this Wednesday (November 6). Webinar overview: Learn how to make your local government website and digital services accessible for all populations. Matt DiCianni from Ancel Glink will share the legal case for making your website and digital services accessible, and then Luke … Continued
We’re excited to announce our first state capital partner, Jackson, Miss. The new site, located at jacksonms.gov, is now live after going through the ProudCity Onboarding process and public feedback and user testing. As with all of our partners we serve, Jackson’s new, service-focused website is mobile-friendly, secured for user privacy protection and makes accessibility … Continued
To help educate local public sector leaders with government website launches, we’ve created a comprehensive slide deck that details the problems with today’s model, solutions, key trends for 2020, and how ProudCity successfully supports a new approach to digital services. Slides: How to buy, launch, manage local government websites in 2020 Contact us to learn … Continued
After 15 years with the same village website, Rye Brook, New York, didn’t want to waste time or money on a digital upgrade. As Rye Brook Communication Services Coordinator Fred Siefert puts it, there are three options for local government web services. First is an in-house digital and technical team, which isn’t feasible for most … Continued
Based on our work with cities, we’ve updated our default website theme to make it easier, faster and cheaper for municipalities to launch city government websites. Theme enhancements include: Cleaner user experience Refined information architecture Navigation, page template clean-up Additional page templates New default settings As part of the onboarding process, we’ve added a new … Continued
Public Spend Forum featured ProudCity as one of seven government technology startups to watch In 2019.
