It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the new, reengineered ASME.org. Our new site was designed to bring you – our valued users – a vastly improved digital experience. Please read on for descriptions of the most important and innovative aspects of the new site.
A sample topic page on the new ASME.org.
A new look and feel for ASME.org
As a global organization reaching thousands around the world, we aim to share knowledge in the most clear and accessible way possible. Our reengineered look and feel provides users with an inviting, dynamic, and intuitive interface for accessing all of our diverse content. Take a moment to explore our new digital home and expect continued innovation with the evolution of ASME.org.
A wide range of engineering topics
Users can now enjoy a wide range of engineering topics: everything from nanotechnology to nuclear energy and energy efficiency to ethics. Our new “topics” pages cover a broad spectrum of ASME content, as well as content drawn from outside sources, and bring it to one convenient place. When accessing any topic, users are instantly in touch with a wealth of information on the subject, along with events and news to stay informed and up-to-date. More topic areas will be added over time.
Relevant and Compelling Content
Catching up on the latest in mechanical engineering has never been easier. Our new site delivers fascinating new perspectives and insights for seasoned professionals and emerging engineers alike through feature articles, case studies, profiles, news and video.
Locate and purchase products with the streamlined ‘Shop ASME’ page.
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Robust product search
With our completely revamped product search functionality, users have an array of new tools to quickly and easily find whatever they’re looking for. Search by title, course number, or date to find any product in our extensive product archive. Or use author, categories or keywords to receive a filtered list of relevant content.
More to come
We see this as a beginning and look forward to providing our users with new content, features and functionality over time.
Catching up on the latest in engineering has never been easier with ASME.
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