(1888PressRelease)
March 18, 2008 - Fusionbox, a Denver interactive agency specializing in web design, web development, and search engine marketing (SEM), was recently awarded a contract by the City of Berkeley, California to redesign part of its public library's website.
Fusionbox will design and build a microsite for the Children's Division of the Berkeley Public Library. In order to win this coveted contract, Fusionbox went up against a number of Bay Area interactive firms, and was ultimately chosen for the project due to a history of clean, usable design and compliant code.
"It is a perfect match for us," said Alexander Groth, President of Fusionbox. "Our focus on usability and accessibility jibes perfectly with the wide-ranging requirements of a governmental web site. We are very pleased to be working with the City of Berkeley."
The Berkeley Public Library supports the individual's right to know by providing free access to information. The Central Library and four neighborhood Branch Libraries are committed to developing collections, resources, and services that meet the cultural, informational, recreational, and educational needs of Berkeley's diverse, multi-cultural community. The Library supports independent learning, personal growth, and the individual's need for information. Helpful and expert staff welcome the opportunity to provide quality library services and programs. The Berkeley Public Library -- an institution shaped by Berkeley's traditions, characteristics, and environment -- belongs to the entire community. For more information, please visit www.berkeleypubliclibrary.org.
Fusionbox is a full-service Denver interactive agency providing complete website solutions that focus on user-centric web design and search engine friendly web development, building a foundation for outstanding organic positioning while driving targeted traffic and qualified leads to your website. For more information about how Fusionbox can help with your internet marketing needs, please visit www.fusionbox.com
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