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Usability.gov: Tell Us What You Really Think

Thursday, December 20, 2012

As we begin our redesign of Usability.gov, it is our mission to make it the leading resource for user experience guidelines and best practices. The website redesign will ensure that the site stays credible and timely, while still providing some reference material that remains applicable over time.

We plan to follow the same usability best practices and methods outlined throughout the site and share our progress and lessons learned with you as we go.

We’re Open to Your Feedback

To provide useful tools, content, and guidance, we need your help. We’re looking for your feedback and are open to the responses we receive.

We‘ve created a user feedback surveyExit Disclaimer for the site to easily gather your thoughts and suggestions. Our goal is to:

  • Learn what works on the site
  • Determine what you would like to see changed or added

Please take the surveyExit Disclaimer and tell us what you think. This survey will be available until January 1, 2013, but make it your resolution to respond today.

You can also join the conversation by commenting below. Talk to us on Twitter using hashtag #UsabilityRebootExit Disclaimer and follow @UsabilityGovExit Disclaimer to learn more about the redesign.

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Comments

Submitted by Anonymous on
Marketing research is an initiative from a firm who would to help acquire information come up with informed decisions regarding products and solutions. Businesses need not always be experts at ways of research either.
Submitted by Anonymous on
This is interesting. If done right, I think it will help our shop a lot. Other shops, too.