The CFP Board has redesigned two of its websites --
These new sites have a dynamic look and feel that reflects the organization and its mission of benefitting the public, said Kevin Keller, the boards CEO, in a statement. Websites are like storefronts for any organization -- they need to be inviting, accessible and offer visitors a great experience.
The new sites include new features and resources to help CFPs, prospective CFP certification candidates, education providers, policy makers and the public quickly find the information they need, according to the board. They include information about how to become a CFP, searching for updated continuing education information or looking for a CFP.
Some of the new elements of
- Easier navigation and responsive design. The sites new more intuitive navigation is adaptable to multiple platforms, including desktops, tablets and smart phones.
- More social media, video. New social media tools allow users to interact with the CFP board and share content, such as videos featuring CFP professionals.
- Expanded Find a CFP professional tool. Consumers can find a CFP who meets their needs through a search tool using specific criteria such as location, compensation type and specialization.
- Searchable CE feature. CFPs can easily sort through a wide variety of continuing education programs that meet the boards renewal requirements.
- Enhanced marketing toolkit. To support the boards public awareness campaign at the local level, CFPs get access to a digital toolkit full of resources that highlight the importance of working with a planner who maintains a CFP certification.
In addition to the main
The new consumer site also features educational content from CFP Board Consumer Advocate Eleanor Blayney, as well as a variety of publications and tools like calculators to determine compounding rates and measure net worth.