To Improve Digital Inclusivity, Take Cues From Your Government Website's User Success
In theory, digital spaces can provide both services and better quality of life to more people than ever before. In practice, too many government websites are not serving diverse populations equally. You want your website to do better and attract historically underprivileged categories, but how do you begin?
Three Key Takeaways:
- Emphasis on the wrong metrics leaves you totally in the dark about how your website serves those it was created for.
- Serving your citizens well on your website begins with understanding what they intend to do and what obstacles are in their way. A highly-specialized civil analytics tool can
- With the right data, you can make targeted improvements that directly and positively influence completion numbers. Instead of playing a guessing game, you’ll be able to diagnose and treat discrete issues.
Location:
Little Rock, Arkansas
Hotel:
Little Rock Marriott
3 Statehouse Plaza
Little Rock, AR, 72201
(501) 906-4000
Room block reserved
until August 5
Dates
Preconference: Sept 6, 2022
Conference: Sept 7-9, 2022
Conference Costs
Early Bird (May 2 – July 18):
Regular (July 18 – August 15):
- Member – $750
- Non-member – $925
Late (after August 15):
- Member – $850
- Non-member – $1,125
Preconference 9/6/22
The Solution Rooms - Four Topics
