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Augusta Free Press redesigns website for Waynesboro YMCA

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ymca websiteThe Waynesboro YMCA has a brand new website with a project completed by Augusta Free Press. AFP worked with Y staff to review websites for YMCAs across the country to get a sense of the best design features currently on the market, then worked to incorporate the best design and functionality features of the top websites into the new design for the Waynesboro Y.

The new Waynesboro YMCA site showcases programs at the Y including ActivTrax, Corporate Wellness, Water Fitness, Youth Sports and Child Care.

Visitors to the website have several ways to click through to information on the programs that they want to learn more about.

The site is live at www.WaynesboroYMCA.com.

Augusta Free Press is a full-service firm offering web design, graphic design, social media, search engine optimization and marketing and advertising services to clients across the United States. Based in Waynesboro, AFP’s team includes web designers, a graphic designer, a logo designer, a database developer and photographer. AFP can also produce high-end video and audio content for clients including TV commercials and quality web videos.

More on Augusta Free Press is online at www.AFPBusiness.com.

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