Brighouse’s Transline Group embraces “responsive technology”
Following continued expansion internationally, Brighouse-based recruitment consultancy Transline Group has completely revamped its website, which is se to launch the in the UK, Canada and Poland.
To showcase the new digital and mobile era of job hunting, the new website features a fully responsive ‘search, share and apply’ approach to vacancies.
Along with design and functionality that puts the user experience first, the website also works across desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
Among the significant upgrades to the site is an enhanced visual navigation menu to differentiate between client and candidate content, and a new homepage video background to highlight the sectors Transline operate in without further navigation.
It is contains a bespoke client resources area to showcase Transline’s library of sales/training video content.
Simon Johnson, design manager at Transline Group, said: “An ever increasing percentage of active job seekers are now using mobile devices to search and apply for vacancies online.
“Embracing responsive technology across all digital communications will enable the Group to connect with more passive candidates that may have been unlikely to engage.”
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