New website with improved navigation, design, and search functionality

The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) announced the launch of its redesigned website, which will go live on 7 October 2024. The new platform promises to enhance user experience through improved navigation, a sleek new design, and a powerful search function that will revolutionise user interaction.

One of the new website's most user-friendly features is its improved navigation. The user interface has been streamlined to allow easier access to key sections, with a more intuitive layout that reduces the number of clicks needed to find essential information. Whether users are accessing the site from a desktop or mobile device, they will find it easier to move around and locate the content they need.

Accompanying the improved navigation is a modern design that looks appealing and enhances functionality. The sleek, responsive design ensures a consistent experience across all devices. Visual elements have been carefully chosen to make information more accessible, focusing on readability and user engagement. Notably, the design also incorporates accessibility features, making the site more inclusive for all users while being fully DDA compliant.

Perhaps the most significant enhancement is the advanced search function. The new search engine is designed to deliver faster, more accurate results tailored to users' specific needs. With improved filtering options and better search algorithms, users can find the exact content they want in seconds. This feature is expected to be a game-changer, especially for users who rely on the website for specific information.

Parish and town councils, councillors, clerks and council staff can create an account from 7 October 2024 and gain access to exclusive member benefits.