Client
Florida Department of Health
Industry
Government Public Health & Medical
Services
Project Overview
CTRL+ALT Digital was honored to partner with the Florida Department of Health (FDOH) to undertake a comprehensive redesign of 22 Board websites. This ambitious project aimed to modernize the online presence of the Boards, enhance user experience, and ensure seamless functionality for both internal stakeholders and the public.
CTRL+ALT Digital was invited to respond to the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) issued by the Florida Department of Health. Following a competitive selection process, we were awarded the project due to our expertise in website design, development, and implementation.
The Challenge
The project was executed in several critical phases to ensure a smooth and successful transformation:
Initial Website Design:
Our team collaborated closely with FDOH stakeholders to create user-centric, visually appealing, and accessible website designs. These initial designs incorporated modern aesthetics, intuitive navigation, and compliance with state and federal accessibility standards.
Final Website Design & Development:
After gathering feedback from stakeholders, we refined the designs to align with the specific needs of each Board. The final designs were tailored to reflect the unique identity and functionality requirements of all 22 Boards while maintaining a cohesive overall structure.
Implementation Plan:
A detailed implementation plan was developed to ensure a seamless transition from the legacy websites to the new platforms. This plan outlined timelines, resource allocation, risk mitigation strategies, and communication protocols to keep all stakeholders informed and engaged.
User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and Training:
To guarantee the new websites met the highest standards of quality and usability, we conducted rigorous User Acceptance Testing. Additionally, we provided comprehensive training sessions for FDOH staff to empower them with the knowledge and tools needed to manage and maintain the websites effectively.
Go-Live Deployment and Support:
The final phase of the project involved the successful deployment of all 22 redesigned websites. Our team ensured a smooth go-live process with minimal disruption to users. Post-launch, we provided ongoing support to address any issues, optimize performance, and ensure the continued success of the websites.
Our Solution
The redesigned websites have significantly improved the user experience for both internal and external audiences. With modernized designs, enhanced functionality, and improved accessibility, the Florida Department of Health’s Board websites now serve as a reliable and user-friendly resource for medical professionals and the public.
CTRL+ALT Digital is proud to have played a role in this transformative project, delivering innovative solutions that align with the Florida Department of Health's mission.
Before & After
What the Client Said
"Vendor's first contract with the State of Florida. Very receptive to changes and a great group of staff. 5 out of 5 stars!"
Florida Department of Health
Web and Graphics Team
The Work
22 Boards, One Unified System
Each board kept its own identity within a single accessible platform
Click on each logo to view the website.
Website Design & Development
We redesigned and developed more than 22 Florida Department of Health Board websites, creating a modern, cohesive digital experience while giving each Board its own unique identity. Responsive layouts, streamlined navigation, and intuitive content organization make important information easier to find across every device.
Scroll on the laptop image sidebar to view the homepage design. View Live Website
Featured Social Post
What better way to showcase 22+ new websites than to bring them all together in motion? We created this animated social post to announce the launch of the new Florida Department of Health Board websites and celebrate the scale of the project.
The animation highlights the unique identities of each Board while reinforcing the cohesive digital experience created across the entire network.
