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Moving Away from Web Strategies and It’s About Time

November 14, 2011 by Carl Haggerty
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In my role one of the outputs that I was expected to create was a revised Web Strategy, which at first I was more than happy to do, I wrote the previous one so it wasn’t really an issue to simply refresh it in line with current priorities and national drivers. However once I got going I started to notice a difference in the conversations... [read more]

Delaware Launches Bidding Website

June 12, 2011 by Jeff Smith
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Delaware has launched a new website to make it easier for entrepreneurs, small businesses, and other employers to do business with the State of Delaware. The new website will serve as a resource for companies interested in bidding for State contracts. The Governor hopes that the site will make the bidding process easier and more... [read more]

Project of the Week: Community.SBA.gov

June 8, 2011 by Gov Loop
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I learned a few week ago that the Small Business Administration (SBA) had launched a new community for small business owners, so I asked them a few questions about it. Below are their responses.   1 - Tell me about the new SBA Community project.  What is the concept behind it?  What does it entail? The SBA... [read more]

Experimental Single UK Government Services Website Launched

May 11, 2011 by Connecting Bristol
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  The Government Digital Service have launched a very early prototype of their unified Government services website, which is set to replace Directgov. The alpha site is designed to attract feedback in order to inform further development and investment. The development team are also maintaining a blog to set out their thinking and... [read more]

Healthfinder.gov- Great Example of A Government Health Site

April 28, 2011 by Gov Loop
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  I ran into healthfinder.gov a few months back and I thought it was a fascinating government-sponsored health site with a really innovative model of how it syndicates content.   Thus, I reached out to here a little more about the project and here we go...Thanks to HHS team for taking the time to tell us the scoop.   1.... [read more]

Past Is Prologue – Learn From Web History

March 19, 2010 by Candi Harrison
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Shakespeare had it right. What came before has a bearing on what comes next. That holds true with the web, too. I’ve been thinking a lot about web history lately. You see, I’m a little nostalgic this month. HUD’s website just turned 15; and as head nurturer for its first 10 years, I’ve been looking back, marveling at how far we... [read more]

Lessons for Government Websites: 4 Things Great Websites Do

September 16, 2009 by Greg Palmer
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Gwynne (my always-favorite gov blogger!) took away four lessons from Time's 50 Best Websites list. They're great for government managers looking to make an impact: Last week, Time published its Top 50 Websites for 2009, and there was nary a government site on the list. The closest dot-gov came was #39, BabyNameWizard.com's NameVoyage,... [read more]

What makes for a decent Council website?

September 14, 2009 by Dave Briggs
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After the kerfuffle over the Birmingham City Council website, as expertly documented by Paul Canning, there has been a considerable amount of discussion about what a Council website should look like, and what it should actually do. This isn’t just an academic debate, as some local authorities have been making some really innovative... [read more]

Census.gov says ‘Page not found’

May 11, 2009 by Stephen Morse
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During this economic downturn, we can only imagine that most visitors to the Census Bureau’s web site seek information about employment and jobs with the Census bureau, as the Bureau will hire more than 1.4 million Americans during the 2010 Census, including the 140,000 who have already been verifying addresses across America. At... [read more]

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