Since 1907, Parker has been focused on changing long-term care and aging services. From a technology standpoint, the website content needs to be easy to update, easy to enter, follow a specific workflow and it should serve a specific public. Being able to keep their content up-to-date without the need of a developer was huge for Parker because they were able to reallocate the money they were spending on updating the website to other areas of marketing. This generated more website traffic and, thus, the need for a website redesign became evident. After the new design launched in June 2017, page load times decreased by 26%, mobile usage increased by 19%, and new visitors have increased by 21%.