The Mustang website was redesigned to provide the ultimate user-friendly experience with improved navigation and functionality. Responsive design allows for optimal viewing, whether users are visiting from a computer, tablet or cell phone.

The new site is based on a responsive platform, which allows visitors to view pages on any device without loss of data.

"We are excited to launch the newly designed North America website of the MustangMFG.com", said Lori Heidecker, marketing director, "Customer experience was our priority when redesigning the new site. The simple and clean design provides more valuable and better organization of content, improved navigation and responsive design to meet the needs of our customers. ”

In addition to the responsive design, the new website offers a variety of value-added tools and features to help visitors get the information they need fast. The modern layout, intuitive navigation and smart organization make it simple to find Mustang equipment and attachment information. Plus, the enhanced dealer locator tool makes it simple for web visitors to locate Mustang dealerships and distributors in their area.

The new website includes a wide range of new features that will enhance the experience of new and current customers. A new sections display all attachments with specification sheets. The attachments can be sorted by their compatibility with Mustang machines. An industry classification (rental, landscape, construction and agriculture) section will help customers determine what machine will be the best for the job. New equipment and attachments will be featured on the Upcoming Models page.

An entire page is dedicated to each Mustang equipment model, providing in-depth product information. Downloadable support documentation, such as operator's manuals, parts manuals, product comparison charts and full-line product literature is now easily accessible. The site is highly visual, incorporating dynamic and detailed product photography, diagrams and video to further enhance the customers' experience.

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