Category: ProudCity Web

Case study: Somerville, NJ

Our friends at Department of Civic Things created a case study of their work with Somerville, NJ, using the ProudCity platform to develop their website.

New ProudCity partner program opens a new era of affordable, scalable digital services for local governments

A critical breakdown with how local governments launch and maintain managed web services is that they typically rely on one company to do everything — from services (content and digital) to software (product development and technical support). Through our new ProudCity Certified Service Partners program, local governments can now partner with content and digital delivery … Continued

Now available: 2021 Local Government Website Buying Guide

We’re proud to publish our updated 2021 Local Government Website Buying Guide. The guide is available in web format and in a Google Doc, which can be downloaded as a PDF. Feel free to add your comments and ideas to the Google Doc to help make it better. It includes a checklist, do’s and don’ts, … Continued

Proudly serving utilities

We’re honored to welcome our first utility service to the ProudCity Platform.

New pre-built page layouts help governments build websites faster

Governments can now build websites faster using ProudCity pre-built page layouts.

Proudly serving Jackson

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

How a New York village teamed with a fresh-out-of-college graduate to launch its new website in 90 days

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