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AUCKLAND, New Zealand, 2 May 2006
Ford New Zealand's newest prototype – an all new website - is already proving to be an industry favourite.
"We recently launched a redesigned Ford website – www.ford.co.nz – and last month it was New Zealand's most popular automotive website,*" said Barbara MacGregor, Ford New Zealand Marketing Manager.
"The upgrades to the Ford New Zealand website are designed to make it even more user-friendly and to meet the needs of customers of all ages,"
"The site also links to CarSelect – www.carselect.co.nz – a pre-sales service that allows customers to easily find specific used vehicles from Ford dealers across the country."
The key
areas of change on the Ford New Zealand site include:
-
Presentation of the Ford range of vehicles and models with
consistent vehicle information for all brands
- Clear
navigation items which make it easy to find information on
each vehicle
- Highlights of key features for each
vehicle
- Prominent links to Dealer locator and Hot
Deals
- Updated and consistent contact information for
all Ford Dealers
- Prominent links to facilitate Test
Drive and Brochure requests
- Downloadable specification
sheets
MacGregor said Ford employed the services of one
of Australia's leading web designers – the Web Development
Group (WDG) – to redesign the site.
“WDG worked closely
with Ford New Zealand in applying user-centred design
principles to create a site focused on meeting the needs of
both the business and the consumer. Our objective was to
ensure the user experience is both intuitive and
informative, and facilitates the consumer vehicle research
process.”
“The redesign of the website puts Ford New Zealand at the forefront of Internet technology.”
“Consumers are now able to browse the complete Ford vehicle range, find the information they are looking for and contact Ford to arrange a test drive or request more information quickly and easily,” said MacGregor.
* Site
traffic information provided by www.hitwise.co.nz
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