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A/B/C/D/Evolving the Govt.nz homepage design
Found in Blog / Published 05 December 2014 / By Nathan Wall ,
When Govt.nz launched in July this year we’d already completed several rounds of user research. The design of the site and the layout of the homepage had changed a lot since we launched the first beta version the previous year.
How users are getting to our homepageAfter several months, we started to see some interesting patterns in our website analytics. A lot of people were searching Google using terms like:
“new zealand government” (and various alternative versions)
“nz government website”
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Govt.nz — design is a subjective thing
Found in Blog / Published 13 June 2014 / By Alison Green ,
Notice a few changes to the beta.govt.nz site? We’ve made some colour, font and template changes. Love it, like it or not too sure — opinions will vary, but there is a reason for every design element. Design is a process with the focus on the end result. We’ve had a few queries about the updated design so we thought we’d share our thinking.
Font or typeface?A typeface is a set of letters, numbers, punctuation marks and symbols. Typefaces share common design features. You’ve heard of Times New R… -
Google Analytics for content design
Found in Standards & guidance / Content, design and UX / Content design guidance / Google Analytics for content design
Some features in Google Analytics are useful for making content design decisions. But others should be treated with caution.
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Emerging Tech: Virtual and Augmented Reality
Found in Blog / Published 16 February 2018 / By Nadia Webster ,
TL;DRAs part of a regular Emerging Technology series the Service Integration team at the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) brought together presenters from inside and outside of government to share how they were using Virtual and Augmented Reality to engage or train people, or perform tasks.
The technology behind Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) has advanced significantly. It now provides opportunities to deliver empathetic and insightful experiences that help people get close… -
Contact us
Found in About Digital.govt.nz / Contact us
You can contact Digital.govt.nz by email or post, or through the feedback form that’s on most pages. We’ll reply within 5 working days — or sooner if we can.
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Year in review — Digital.govt.nz in 2023
Found in Blog / Published 15 August 2024 / By Adele Kitto ,
The Digital.govt.nz team did some research to check our understanding of how people used the website in 2023, setting up future studies with these findings.
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When you assume...
Found in Blog / Published 18 November 2013 / By Katie Johnston ,
We recently completed our first round of user testing since publishing beta.govt.nz.
We learned a lot. Seeing actual users use your site is always enlightening…and occasionally frustrating. The urge to shake them and yell “it’s right there!” can be strong. Things that seemed so obvious when you did them turn out not to be obvious at all.
Overall, the testing showed we’re on the right track. There’s still a few things we need to think about, but people were very positive. Task completion went u… -
Augmenting our story
Found in Showcase
In March last year, Te Puni Kōkiri developed the #FFSVote (For Future’s Sake Vote) social media and community engagement campaign designed to encourage Māori youth (rangatahi) aged 18–29 years to enrol and vote at the 2017 General Election.
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Report: Digital inclusion user insights — Disabled people
Found in Digital government / Programmes and projects / Finished programmes and projects / Digital inclusion / Digital inclusion research / Report: Digital inclusion user insights — Disabled people
Read the report into the digital user experience of disabled people in 2020.
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Lists
Found in Standards & guidance / Content, design and UX / Content design guidance / Content structure / Lists
How to make your lists readable and useful.
