The best waste and recycling websites in the U.S. don't compromise on aesthetics and an excellent user experience.
To an increasing degree, communities that are passionate about responsible environmental stewardship, devote resources to water, waste, and recycling websites that are aesthetically striking and align with current user needs and expectations.
The best waste and recycling websites don't compromise on aesthetics and an excellent user experience.
Two recent examples:
The Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District website and Orange County, California's Waste and Recycling website.
Objectives for the Wasatch Front Site
In addition to reflecting Salt Lake County residents' pride in the landscape and the unique land formations that surround them, the recently launched Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling site is providing for new administrative efficiencies and a greater customer experience overall. At the same time, it is serving to personalize and put a face on the people who run the waste & recycling district.
Key among the advantages of the new site:
- A flexible component-based design system that enables content editors to easily make updates and switch up layouts, with the assurance of staying within brand and design guidelines;
- A calendar-based seasonal container rental program and reservation system incorporates a depth and breadth of logic, is easy to use, and is integrated with online payments; and
- An easily scanned navigation system that enables users to quickly find the information they need.
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By Amy Kim
Amy brings more than 14 years of experience managing projects on a wide range of platforms that include ASP, PHP, Drupal, WordPress, MS SQL, MySQL, and iOS/Android. Prior to joining Promet Source, she held various roles that included Program Manager at Photon, Director of Web Development at RBI-IT, Director of Operations at eLogic, and Project / Account Manager at eLogic.
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