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Community First Federal Credit Union launched their new website today! The design is a modern design by CU*Answers Web Services. It includes home page sections for rotating banners, membership/loan applications, featured rates, and current news featured by the credit union. The design is responsive which means it displays nicely on all devices from a phone up to a desktop computer. You can check it out here: https://www.cffcu.biz
United Advantage NW Federal Credit Union just got a brand new look!
At the start of the redesign, we sat down with Sarah McNeil to discuss their needs and wants for the new site. Their goal was to have a user-friendly, engaging and simple to navigate website. Additionally, they wanted the ability to edit main content easily throughout the site.
Once the brainstorming finished and the main requirements of the new site were laid out, our designer took off on the design, using their unique gradient logo as a jumping point for the new look. United Advantage’s new site showcases large beautiful banners to promote their products and services, a service-carousel that displays their most popular, new and favorite products, a sticky navigation for desktop and mobile to make sure that visitors can always find their way, and engaging inner-page features.
Named after William John Evans, WordPress 4.8 brought in a few new features for us to add into our utility belt. Here’s what “Evans” gave us.
New Widget Updates
Images can now be added directly into widgets without having to manually enter image URLs. A couple clicks, and your media file is dropped right in. Video widgets now exist and can be added into your front page or sidebar. Audio is now supported and can be converted into a widget, and standard widgets now include rich text formatting. Read More
MEMBERS1st Community Credit Union launched their new website today! The design is a modern design by CU*Answers Web Services. It includes home page sections for rotating banners, featured products, featured rates & a section that provides links to join the credit union and current news featured by the credit union. Internal pages can be customized by the credit union using unique features for products and product listings. The custom internal pages make the site highly customizable by the credit union. The design is responsive which means it displays nicely on all devices from a phone up to a desktop computer. Take a look at this very nice site: MEMBERS1st Community Credit Union
Congratulations to Southland Federal Credit Union on their brand new website!
The new website for this credit union in Texas was built to look phenomenal on not only desktops, but mobile devices and tablets. Stepping up from their previous static site, this responsive theme includes features this credit union wanted for their dedicated members – including direct Online Banking login features, Shared Branching and ATM locators, and aesthetically pleasing news and promotions. The organization of this brand new site allows Southland FCU members to easily find and utilize all the tools a solid credit union offers, with a sleek new look.
Check out the newly released Southland Federal Credit Union Website.
On May 10th, Wordfence released a compiled list of WordPress plugins which have not been updated in over two years and have had several reported vulnerabilities. All of these plugins are currently available for installation on the WordPress Marketplace. Wordfence states that these are issues that have existed for over two years, all of which have been previously publicly disclosed. Read More
