Downtown Bellevue Network Launches Refreshed Version of Website

dtb_header_facebookYou may have noticed that late last week we refreshed the look and feel of the Downtown Bellevue Network website. After almost 10 years (8 of those years with the most recent website) it was time for a fresh coat of paint to reflect the modernization and continued growth going on within the downtown Bellevue community. In addition to a new look and feel the logo has been updated as well.

Below are the most notable features include the latest update:

  • Mobile responsive pages for optimized viewing on mobile
  • Modernized new logo
  • Larger photos within articles (going forward)
  • Featured article carousel on the homepage
  • Simplified user experience

Do you have a downtown Bellevue business? If so you’ll be excited to know we’ve also updated our site sponsorship opportunities. Please reach out to info (at) downtownbellevue.com if you’re interested in learning more.

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