City of Asheville invites residents to test new beta website

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Press Release from City of Asheville:

After several rounds of research, testing and analysis, we are now prepared to share a new beta website — one that is much easier to use, more intuitive and built for the residents of our city.

 

“We are working to build a services-oriented website, one where the information residents need is easy to find,” Frances Ruiz, digital services developer with the City, says.

 

The beta site is a work in progress and all content for all departments is not currently published. The site will change daily as more pages are developed.
We invite you to use the link to the feedback form on the bottom of each page of the beta site to let us know what you think.

 

Look for a feedback button at the bottom of every page of the beta site.
Feedback from the community will be valuable input to be considered as we develop this new City of Asheville website.

 

We plan to have the new site finished in summer 2019. The current City of Asheville website will still be available until then.

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