Roswell seeks website input

The city of Roswell is beginning the process of redesigning its website, and seeks public input on how it should look through an online survey.

Roswell officials said their current web home is more than five years old and doesn’t include new technologies that make websites more navigation and information-finding friendly. The Roswell website averages more than 200,000 unique visits quarterly, with more than 600,000 pages viewed.

To take the survey: roswellgov.com. Officials are shooting for a mid-to-late-June launch

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