Showing posts with label user-centric. Show all posts
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Saturday, June 12, 2010

User-centric, Task-focused websites

Here is an example of a brand new CLF2.0 government website that I lead the design and development on - designed for the user with a task-focus:  http://www.buyandsell.gc.ca

User Feedback on Task-Focused Websites

Thought I would post some feedback to validate how much user's appreciate it when their needs are reflected on new and redeveloped websites that are developed from a task-focused user's perspective: 

       "I can already tell that this site was built with the user experience in mind and not the usual "government-eese".

        "Such a website is long overdue and much appreciated from a buyer/user-perspective. This will no doubt save time and energy in having to search through various pages/sites and contribute to more efficiencies."

Check out this example of a user-centric, task-focused website:  http://www.buyandsell.gc.ca