The Community College of Philadelphia’s website, ccp.edu, is a vital resource for students, faculty and parents. According to Website Manager and Information Architect Jason Stein, ccp.edu is “...our communication medium; it’s our heartbeat.”
The official website of the New York State Senate, NYSenate.gov, is dedicated to providing all New Yorkers unprecedented access to state senators and staff. The site features messaging systems and live streaming sessions to solicit and quickly act on constituent feedback. It’s a remarkable model for democracy in the digital age.
Since 1920, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) has worked to defend individual freedom. The organization’s flagship website, aclu.org, plays a vital role in fundraising and keeping the public informed.
When a complex problem meets a brilliant design team with a sophisticated hosting platform, remarkable things can happen.
Achieve is a full-service research and marketing agency for cause-related companies and nonprofits. But what makes this agency unique, according to Chief Operations Officer John Studdard, is that it started as three distinct companies. “We’ve evolved from a SaaS provider, a research company, and a digital marketing agency, into one organization that provides a full set of services for nonprofits,” Studdard says.
WebMD Ignite, a division of WebMD and Internet Brands, is the growth partner for healthcare organizations. One of its brands, formerly known as Mercury Healthcare, is a marketing healthcare technology company that built its business on Pantheon. From creating large-scale hospital websites to licensing software to healthcare providers, WebMD Ignite leans on Pantheon for its agile developer tools, efficient workflows and automation.
Adaptive is an experienced Drupal agency based in the UK. Its clients range from corporate brands to international non-profits, including some well-known names like Reuters Events and the Institute of Physics.
It’s a good bet that most people don’t think much about their local government website. Until it rains. Or pours. Consider this story of Martin County, Florida.