Thu, Jan 08, 2015
Includes A Wealth Of Information On Complete Line Of Hartzell Engine Technologies Products
Hartzell Engine Technologies has completely redesigned its website, and has a new URL ... www.Hartzell.aero ... to go along with the new design.
“Creating a new website is a lot like launching any new product – you have design, development, testing and finally you roll it out to the public – it’s a team effort and now that it’s done, I can say it’s equally exciting,” said Mike Disbrow, president of Hartzell Engine Technologies (HET). “We’re really proud of our new website. I think that our customers and maintenance shops will be very impressed with its look and functionality.”
Disbrow explained the HET team worked closely with the site’s development team at Jajo, the company’s marketing/advertising agency, to ensure the new site provides as much functionality and usability as possible, including making it fully responsive to desktops and mobile devices.
“So many of our customers are now using tablets or smartphones to search for products and information today. To ensure they enjoy the optimum user experience we had the site built so that it senses what type of device they are using – desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone – and it automatically adapts the page’s format to that screen size,” he said. “It’s a gigantic leap forward in convenience for the end-user.”
Other highlights of the new Hartzell Engine Technologies website include:
- Advanced search functionality
- Product service information and troubleshooting tips
- Listings of HET recommended service facilities and major distributors
- Product catalogs, including replacement information
- Complete PMA eligibility listings
“The new site also includes a direct link to the current Plane-Power website, as these products are now part of the HET family,” Disbrow said. “Whether an owner or technician is looking for a specific component or just wants to see what’s new, we’re confident that whatever their reason, they will find our new website both enjoyable and informative.”
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