BDIA unveils re-designed website
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- Published: Thursday, 30 April 2015 07:55
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The British Dental Industry Association (BDIA) has announced the launch of a completely re-designed version of its website, www.bdia.org.uk Its features include a new look, better user experience with enhanced content, navigation and new functionality. All this together with greater optimisation for mobile devices will allow both BDIA members and the wider dental profession to interact more easily with the Association online.
A number of practical enhancements have been made including:
- Clear messaging for different audiences including members, the profession and non members whilst effectively informing the whole sector of the key activities upon which the BDIA is focused;
- New site navigation and more prominent search functionality making it quick and easy for the dental profession to connect with quality-focused BDIA members;
- New interface enabling BDIA members to easily update their own company profile including changes to their products, ensuring the whole dental team has access to the very latest information;
- New application form enables companies wishing to join the BDIA with an option to do so online;
- ‘At a glance’ calendar of BDIA and wider industry events;
- Exclusive password protected BDIA Members Area provides quick and easy access to valuable resources to help keep members fully up to date with the latest industry news, statistical research, technical and regulatory updates, expert advice and more.
BDIA Executive Director, Tony Reed, commented: “Our new website is designed to connect the dental industry and the profession. BDIA members can quickly and regularly update their own company information including products and dental engineering services, thereby ensuring the dental profession can easily source the latest products and brands from quality-conscious suppliers they can trust.
“As the national body representing the dental industry, we are committed to driving up quality and standards. Quality assurance of dental products and equipment is becoming increasingly important to the profession as they are responsible for knowing their supply chain. The quality of the dental products they purchase reflects directly upon their professionalism and ultimately their patients’ well-being.
“Furthermore, the enhanced content and navigation of our password protected Members Area will greatly assist BDIA member companies in keeping abreast of the latest industry developments and insight, in turn benefitting the profession at large.”
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