Aventa CU Unveils Newly Redesigned Website

By Michael Bartlett April 25, 2016, 4:00 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Aventa Credit Union recently launched its all-new website, which it said features a "fresh, modern look," improved functionality and enhanced content.

According to the $163 million credit union, its new website is built with a responsive design, which automatically optimizes the graphics and content for viewing on mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets.

Visitors to the site will find the most requested information located on the home page, including online banking log-on, an ATM finder, branch locations and contact information. Aventa said the site includes alerts, upcoming news and events, product information, and financial tips, while continuing to provide calculators and financial tools designed to help members make sounds financial decisions.

"We are excited about our new website launch. We hope our existing membership and potential membership will find the new site more user-friendly and interactive," Karin Kovalovsky, Aventa's vice president of corporate communications and marketing, said in a statement.

This new website was designed by in10sity.

Aventa Credit Union was founded in 1957 and serves Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Saguache County. It has grown to more than 22,000 members.

Michael Bartlett

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