mod7 designs the Port Mann Bridge’s new tolling website, TReO.ca

We are pleased to announce that the  TReO.ca website  — with visual design by mod7—has launched. Working with the über-talented folks over at OpenRoad, mod7 helped turn a complex sign-up process into a quick-and-easy user experience, delivering on the brand promise of " Easy. Electronic. Efficient. "

We feel the user-centered design approach of this project sets it apart from all other tolling properties in North America and around the world. TReO is the public face of the brand-new 10-lane Port Mann Bridge, which, when open in December, will be the widest bridge in the world as well as the "second largest and longest cable-supported bridge in North America". We are very proud to be a part of this impressive cultural legacy for our Province.

As merely one expert within a broad, cross-disciplinary effort of many experts, mod7 was responsible for website art direction, managing the visual design process, front-end coding, and front-end scripting. (Bonus: it looks great on tablets and mobile, too!)

See it in action now:  www.treo.ca, and think of us when you drive across the beautiful new structure (but please keep your eyes on the road!).