Let’s be honest—workforce boards have a lot on their plate.

They’re connecting job seekers with opportunities, helping businesses find qualified candidates, and building community partnerships to drive local employment.

With years of experience designing websites for workforce boards, we know a thing or two about what it takes to create a digital experience that’s not only functional but also genuinely helpful for all users.

Workforce boards need a website that works just as hard as they do!

Let’s walk you through our approach to building workforce websites that turn visitors into engaged users, job seekers into employed individuals, and employers into loyal partners.

User-Friendly Navigation: Making Sure Nobody Gets Lost

A workforce board’s website has a diverse audience—job seekers, employers, community partners, and sometimes even policymakers. Our goal? To make sure everyone who visits your site can quickly find what they need. Our team takes a “clear and simple” approach to navigation. We design intuitive menus, create logical content categories, and make sure the most popular resources are just a click away. Think of it as giving your users a GPS for your website—no more dead ends or confusing detours.

Responsive Design: Because Mobile is a Must

Here’s a stat that might surprise you: a huge chunk of users access workforce websites on their phones. Mobile compatibility isn’t optional—it’s essential. We ensure that your site not only looks fantastic on a desktop but also functions smoothly on tablets and smartphones.

Our design process focuses on creating a seamless experience across all devices. So, no matter where someone’s visiting from, they’ll get the full experience without having to pinch and zoom.

Accessibility: Making Sure Everyone is Included

Accessibility isn’t just a box to check off—it’s a commitment to serving everyone in your community. Workforce boards often help people from all walks of life, and that includes individuals with disabilities. We build websites that meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), ensuring that all users, including those with visual, auditory, and motor disabilities, can easily navigate and engage with your site.

When we design workforce board websites, we prioritize features like screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, and high-contrast design for readability. This isn’t just about compliance; it’s about inclusion.

Content That Connects: Engaging and Relevant Information

A good workforce board website isn’t just a directory—it’s a resource. We work with you to create content that’s helpful, engaging, and, most importantly, relevant to your audience. From job listings and training programs to success stories and workforce trends, we make sure your website has content that brings visitors back time and time again.

We can also set up a blog or resource hub where you can share success stories, career advice, and updates on job market trends. Engaging content keeps users coming back and positions your board as a trusted resource in the community.

Powerful Calls-to-Action (CTAs): Guiding Users to the Next Step

A workforce board website needs to do more than just inform—it needs to drive action. Whether you want users to sign up for an event, apply for training programs, or connect with a board member, we design clear, compelling calls-to-action that guide users exactly where they need to go.

With buttons and prompts strategically placed throughout the site, visitors won’t have to guess what to do next. We turn passive visitors into active participants, making it easy for them to engage with your services.

Why Choose Us for Your Workforce Board Website?

Our experiences in Oregon

Georgia, our CAO & Co-founder, is a driving force in workforce development in Oregon and has ample years of industry experience and leadership. Our team understands the challenges workforce boards face, and we’re here to create websites that amplify your impact. From designing intuitive navigation and mobile-friendly layouts to writing content that engages, we’re committed to building websites that serve your mission. We have worked on multiple workforce board sites in Oregon and are ready to take yours on as well!

Willamette Workforce Partnership2024-10-09T12:30:55-08:00

Willamette Workforce Partnership

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Oregon Employment and Training Association

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Oregon Workforce Partnership

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Oregon website design

Northwest Oregon Works

Ready to Bring Your Workforce Board’s Website to Life?

Reach out to us today, and let’s build a website that empowers your workforce board to better serve job seekers, employers, and the entire community.

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