Denver-based
MapQuest, the online mapping service of AOL, said today that it has launched a new brand identity and new user interface. According to MapQuest, the new branding will "put the journey front and center" and take consumer "beyond just maps and directions". Among changes to the site are integration of Patch's directory of local services and businesses into MapQuest search results; support for logins from OpenID, Yahoo, Google, and Facebook; and a new simplified search box. The firm also said it has created a new logo to "revitalize" its branding, providing a "simple, clean, and modern" logo.
posted on Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Related companies:
MapQuest
Related stories:
> MapQuest Runs Free Gas Contest
> MapQuest Adopts New Logo, Navigation Scheme
> MapQuest Becomes Part Of AOL's New Huffington Post Unit
> MapQuest Launches New Canadian Site
> MapQuest Debuts Windows Phone 8 App
Techrockies.com Home