Visa Lighting Launches a New Website and an Updated Logo
Milwaukee, WI (PRWEB) September 16, 2015 -- The new site is easier to navigate so that product info can be found quickly and intuitively.
A new product section makes the task of finding what you need very efficient, with minimal clicking. The product section includes category filters also reducing the number of clicks. Each product provides easy access to downloadable files needed for specifying products.
The updated site includes a new search engine for fast and easy searching and gallery photos listed by project type to easily find products based on the application. Each gallery image lists the product used. The gallery images load quickly, with slide show navigation for easy browsing. "We’re excited about how easy it is to find products, the quick search engine, and the access to downloadable information. The site is easy to navigate and provides a gallery that is inspiring.” says Cindy Vera-RedDoor, VP of Sales & Marketing.
In addition to the new functionality, the site has a clean, fresh look and includes an update to the Visa Lighting logo. White space throughout the site gives overall visual clarity to the website.
Other updates include a well-organized resources section, mobile responsiveness, and new blogs from Visa Lighting that can be accessed directly from the site.
About Visa Lighting:
Located in Milwaukee, Wis., Visa Lighting products are manufactured and assembled in the United States. The most recognized U.S. brand in performance architectural lighting, Visa Lighting creates the highest quality, most innovative products available to the lighting industry. We provide tangible value in our products to the customer, support continual improvement opportunities for our workforce and demonstrate commitment to community measured by our stewardship of the environment and promotion of social responsibility. Visa Lighting is an Oldenburg Group company.
Jackie Sleger, Visa Lighting, http://www.visalighting.com/, +1 (414) 410-3358, [email protected]
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