Electric Citizen

Electric Citizen was hired by the local government of Santa Barbara to develop a new website as their previous one was outdated and no longer supported by the vendor. The company designed and developed a new website from scratch, incorporating a new architecture referred to as the citizen-centric model. This model allows citizens to find services without needing to know which department they come from. Electric Citizen migrated the client to a Drupal open-source platform and hosted them on Pantheon. Over 2,500 pages were migrated manually and around 20,000 PDFs were moved programmatically from the old site to the new one. The total cost of the project was around $315,000 and the engagement, which started in June 2021, is ongoing.

The City of Bloomington, MN, engaged Electric Citizen for several projects, including creating a Drupal 7 content-managed website in 2014 and a redesign and update to move from Drupal 7 to Drupal 9 in 2021. The company also provides annual website maintenance services under their GIGAWATT website management plan. The most recent project involved moving the city's external website to Drupal 9. Electric Citizen planned, designed, and built the site, which was then validated, launched, monitored, and tweaked. The site was built on Drupal 9 CMS, with project management, development, and design led by various members of the Electric Citizen team.

The Center for Inclusive Child Care hired Electric Citizen to redevelop their website, which hadn't been updated in 12-15 years. The company migrated all the client's data and resources to a new Drupal 8 site, making everything searchable by keywords or topics. The new site also has intuitive and user-friendly features for the audience. The project, which cost around $85,000, ran from June 2017 to February 2018.