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New Market Township, Minnesota
The WebWise team recently had the privilege of working with Becky Stocker, a member of the New Market Township, Minnesota Board of Supervisors. Becky contacted our office after discovering our Towns and Villages websites, asking if we would develop a website for their township in Minnesota. Naturally, we accepted.
The Town Board needed a website that could facilitate communication with township residents, visitors, and developers, as well as making it easy to view and download current and past meeting documents. Townships save money by allowing people to download documents rather than having to mail them.
Their website was also to convey the Town Board’s commitment to preserving township living, As well as making good first impression for visitors and those seeking a place to live.
A customized version of WebWise Design & Marketing's Towns & Villages Websites effectively met these needs and more for New Market Township. Here is a partial listing of what received with the website WebWise developed for them:
- A website professionally designed & developed
- Secure, permission-based Administrative area
- Easily add/edit/delete Agendas, Minutes,, Notices Ordinances, Permits, Licenses, etc.
- Mobile-Friendly and Device Responsive
- User-friendly Navigation and easily accessed contact information
- Events Calendar
- Provide Sign-up for New Publication Notifications
- Website Performance (Load time) and Security
- SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is built in
- ADA and WCAG Accessibility Compliance included with hosting account
- Notification Bar – Display Emergency Notices When needed
Nestled in Scott County, Minnesota, New Market Township is a thriving community with a small-town feel, while offering proximity to big city conveniences and attractions.
The township is home to roughly 3,700 residents and boasts a peaceful rural atmosphere, providing a safe environment, friendly neighbors, and a strong sense of community. Its unique character offers a lifestyle distinct from the surrounding suburbs.
Encompassing 34 square miles, New Market Township features beautiful natural spaces, including the scenic Credit River flowing through the area. Sweeney Park, a favorite spot for residents, offers a playground, open shelter, and a disc golf course, providing an ideal location for outdoor recreation and socializing with family, friends, and visitors. Additionally, the New Market Township's Town Hall is available for rent.
If you are seeking a place to live or relax near the Minnesota Twin Cities, New Market Township should be at the top of your list.
New Website for Collision Specialists
Collision Specialists SSE, Inc. has been in the collision repair business since 1967, when Jack Slack opened the Livingston location. With ten highly-skilled collision repair specialists at their Fennimore and Livingston facilities, it is the largest collision repairer in the area.
Greg and Sharon Slack decided it was time to refresh their website with a new look that better displays the extent of their services. We also urged them to talk more about their extensive and generous community support initiatives.
The team at Collision Specialists understands how disruptive accidents are for their customers. Their readily available loaner cars and rental cars can help the experience be less of a hassle.
With Master Certified Technicians, your vehicle will be repaired expertly, and an office staff that makes you feel like you are a long-time friend, you will know why you chose Collision Specialists to repair your vehicle.
Check out their new website at thecollisionspecialist.com and bookmark it!
History: It’s 1997 and you want a website!
Since WebWise Design & Marketing was born in 1995 and added two employees in late 1996, and launched our first ecommerce website in February of 1997, we know what it was like to create websites in 1997.
In rural, southwest Wisconsin, the first challenge was connecting to the Internet. There were no local ISPs, so it was a long distance call from Fennimore to Madison, Wisconsin to connect via modem
The three of us at WebWise Design & Marketing each had a modem, though they all connected to the same telephone line, so only one of us could be online at a time. In 1996, we were using 28,000 "baud" modems even though a 56k modem had been invented. By June of 1997, we were overjoyed to have one computer with a 56.K modem through which we did all our file uploads.
Using that high-speed connection, we launched of first ecommerce website which you may view on the WayBackMachine.
Enough of that! Here is an excellent post about building a website in 1997 by Jay Hoffman on his History of the Web website.
Enjoy!