The site needed to work responsively and represent the organization the way they expected. It also needed for visitors to be able to do full text search of their 70+ years of past articles from their magazine and to be able to view them.
The site needed a complete overhaul. It was difficult for the client to make changes and it was missing many features of modern web sites.
The NJSBA merged with another organization (NJICLE), combined two separate CRM databases and launched two entirely new websites with a single sign-on (SSO) for users of both systems. The database systems (iMIS and Personify) both resided on Microsoft SQL Server, and the web environment used Dot Net Nuke (DNN) as a foundational framework.
The site needed to be changed to an easier to manage CMS and add several functional features needed by the client to improve their image and workflow with clients and potential clients.
