Government

Poor old government websites and services often cop an unfair reputation of being needlessly cryptic, bureaucratic and hard to understand. That’s where Webcoda bring out the big guns.

We use your experience of your customers in a user centred design format to create pathways to information that work with, not against, the people you are attempting to serve. The Webcoda team work together to develop a look and feel that caters for all kinds of web users. And we make the path to information simple.

A lot of government websites have requirements far beyond that of standard web projects. You might have to think about existing branding and style guides. You could be a part of a larger component. You often need multi-lingual provisions to help the community understand the information you offer. Plus there is the importance of disability compliance to ensure that people can access government websites across multiple devices and aids.

As strange as it may sound, we love a good compliance project. It’s like a form of Rubix Puzzle with the added bonus of helping a bunch of people.

So no matter what your compliance requirements entails, we can help.

Government websites and intranets and extranets often require smart programming to work with a variety of different applications and programs. Considering the size of many government departments and the reliance on internal and customised applications, we’d be remiss if we hadn’t spent time ensuring we can integrate what you need into your online presence.

Whatever you need, no matter how small or large, internal or consumer facing, if you have an application that requires that special bit of attention to work with other web applications or your government websites and net presences, we’re ready and able.

Transparency is part of the web development process

We know that you have stakeholders that have a vested interest in seeing progress and success. We also know that due to the nature of how most government websites and infrastructure projects are funded, you have to be able to withstand scrutiny and critiquing. The public, the press, other government departments, opposing forces, people in the industry, public servants- the list goes on. Everyone wants to be able to make sure things like government websites and applications are up to the task at hand.

Our government websites withstand the ocean of opinion because they are built to last.