Government websites
ProudCity Web makes it easy to launch and manage accessible, mobile-friendly government websites.
Mobile-friendly
Compatible with all devices:
- Smartphones
- Tablets
- Laptops/desktops
- TVs
- Kiosks
Calendar
- Manage events
- Search and filter by type
- Save to personal calendars (iCalendar, Google, Outlook, Yahoo!)
- Google Maps directions
- Share to social media
Directory
- Filter by agency, councils, elected officials
- People profile pages
- Contact email, phone, social media
- See example →
Content management
- Add/edit/delete pages, posts, menus, images, videos
- Information architecture management
- News/blogs
- Calendars
- Job postings
Social
Connect social media feeds to your website for real-time updates:
- YouTube
- and more
GIS/maps
- Interactive services map
Vote
Automated voting information:
- Polling times and locations
- Issues and referendums
- Political candidate info
SEO
- Search-engine optimized
- Automatic sitemap.xml generation, submitted to Google/Bing
- Webmaster tools XML sitemap
- Structured HTML mark-up
Newsletter
Email newsletter integrations:
- MailChimp
- ConstantContact
Analytics
Administrative dashboard access to web analytics (Google Analytics):
- Pageviews
- Visitor traffic
- and more
Data-driven
- Open application programming interface (API)
Accessible
Designed to meet ADA standards and requirements.
Customize
Manage the appearance of your website branding:
- Colors
- Photos
- Graphics
- Fonts
- Page templates
- Drag and drop customization
Translation
Built-in translation for more than 100 languages:
- Spanish
- French
- Chinese
- and more
User roles/permissions
Internal users have administrative access to content based on their respective roles:
- Manager
- Publisher
- Author
Integrations
Interoperable with a growing list of third-party services:
- Stripe
- Romulus
- SeeClickFix
- MailChimp
- Widget embedding
- and more
Government website request for information
Learn more about the request for information template and how it helps governments purchase modern websites and digital services.
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