 Traditionally, web designers have retained the most attention and commitment from business owners. The natural tendency is to focus on the way a website looks rather than the way it performs. Here at BristleconeWeb™, our designers build your site from the ground up to ensure that not only does your site look great, but that it outperforms the competition. We often compare the construction of a website to the construction of a house; there needs to be a solid foundation and framework for the structure to last. Once the framework is set, then we can worry about the paint, tile, and window shades.
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Content Management Systems for Government Sector Websites |
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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
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