Discover how we’re moving forward, together
Improved representation of the breadth of OCTA’s activities and responsibilities within the community that go beyond running daily transit.
OCTA Website Redesign
Redesigned with Orange County riders and communities in mind.
1. Faster access to information and rider tools
Quick Tip: On the homepage, scroll to the Rider Programs section to get the latest on special promotions and fares.
Find rider tools in one place
Our suite of powerful rider tools is now collected for easy access at the top of the homepage. Key features include the Trip Planner, Maps & Schedules, Arrivals, Fares and Rider Alerts.
Easily discover more ways to travel
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Stay in the know about rider programs
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2. Enhanced design and readability
Quick Tip: In most cases, you can quickly identify clickable links by looking for the OCTA blue.
Larger fonts, improved contrast
Larger font sizes assist with readability on desktop screens and smaller mobile devices. Especially on mobile, this results in an improved experience when using the OCTA website while using transit modes and being on-the-go.
Accessible colors and text
All colors have been selected to meet WCAG Grading AA color contrast guidelines. Using text on top of photography and images is avoided.
Greater page consistency
Page layouts across the website now share greater consistency. As a result, you can browse a wider variety of pages across the website and be confident in your familiarity with the interactivity and flow of information.
Reorganized collection of programs and projects
Did you know that OCTA has over XX programs and projects ongoing? The new website makes it easier than ever to discover OCTA’s impact on freeways, streets and roads, transit and the environment.
3. Simple, streamlined navigation
Quick Tip: Look for the expandable sub-menu on mobile to find the important pages you need.
Improved page organization
As an example, the original “Getting Around” dropdown could display up to 40 pages at one time: comprehensive yet often overwhelming. The new version is simpler to scan and efficiently guides you to transit modes and rider tools.
Simplified mobile navigation
On mobile, the main navigation only goes one level deep - no more getting lost in nested sub-directories. In addition, Once you’ve navigated to a section that you’re interested in, some pages will contain an expandable sub-menu. Expanding this menu may reveal important pages to help you find the information you need.
We appreciate hearing your feedback!
Fill out our quick feedback form and tell us what you think of the OCTA website redesign.