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Many government websites suffer from poor usability and management. Although the websites for government agencies usually contain large volumes of information, their use is diminished by reducing their visitors ability to quickly locate information. Historically, government entities have been forced into poor performing and overpriced systems in order to accomplish the needs of the agency while keeping the government website within the bounds and parameters which must be adhered to. With recent technology releases, it is now possible for government agencies to deploy websites which meet modern web design and development standards, while keeping in-line with existing regulations. There are many existing government agencies which have already adopted modern content management systems (CMS). See some examples: City Government Websites and County Government Websites City of Boulder, CO http://www.bouldercolorado.gov/ Madison County, VA http://www.madisonco.virginia.gov/ State Websites State of Virginia www.virginia.gov Nevada State Health Division http://health.nv.gov/ Kansas State Conservation Commission http://scc.ks.gov Georgia Department Of Natural Resources http://psdnt1.dnr.state.ga.us/dnrgis/index.php Iowa Department Of Education www.iowa.gov/educate/docroot Congressman / Congresswomen Websites John Lewis, Georgia http://johnlewis.house.gov Robert A. Brady, Pennsylvania http://www.brady.house.gov Louise M. Slaughter, New York http://www.louise.house.gov Jerry Moran, Kansas http://www.jerrymoran.house.gov Nick Rahall, West Virginia http://www.rahall.house.gov Solomon P. Ortiz, Texas http://ortiz.house.gov many more... Other Government Websites Committee On House Administration http://cha.house.gov Nasa's Virtual Magnetospheric Observatory http://vmo.nasa.gov |
