Colorado Parks and Wildlife unveils website redesign
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife launched a website redesign Wednesday in hopes of revamping the agency’s information flows and offering a more visually appealing site.
“Reimagining a website as robust as ours is no easy task, and while we know changes are always a challenge, we think you’ll find this website more dynamic, functional, and easier for you, our customers and partners, to use,” said CPW Branding and Communications Section Manager Rebecca Ferrell, in a news release.
The agency says it has reviewed all web content at CPW.state.co.us to eliminate repetitions and consolidate pages while updating necessary information. The new site will provide translations into multiple languages and eventually a chatbot for inquiries.
Previously saved bookmarks may not be redirected and users may have a harder time finding information as quickly on an internet search in the short term. The website redesign was funded through a grant from Great Outdoors Colorado.
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