User experience in Government: Tales From Oz

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    1. User experience in Government: Tales from Oz Ruth Ellison Yahoo! 3 November 2008
      • Who’s Ruth ?
      • Love food & photography
      • (check out my flickr stream....)
    2. Where do I live?
      • Work in Federal Government in Canberra
        • Embedded UX person
        • Consultant at Stamford Interactive
      • 3 key UX presentation topics
        • Australian Government culture & trends
        • Challenges in Australian Government
        • Accessibility
    3.  
    4.  
      • Australian Government is very diverse
    5.  
    6. Websites based on Government silos and structures
      • Let’s look at an example...
      • Having a baby
      • May involve...
        • Centrelink – Baby Bonus payment
        • Family Assistance Office – child care benefit, Maternity Immunisation Allowance
        • Medicare – immunisation, Medicare card
        • Child Support Agency
        • State’s birth, death and marriages
        • More???
      • Information discovery is a challenge
      • People aren’t going to Government websites to be entertained
      • Citizen interaction with Government is changing
    7.  
      • People become part of the political process
    8. User experience isn’t just for clients & customers...it’s just as critical for staff
    9.  
    10. There is no perfect world
      • Funding and timing often constrains what UX activities that can be undertaken
    11. Love it or hate it – politics is every where
    12. Government is very artefact heavy
      • Legislation can be a challenge
      • Risk adverse
      • 4 year cycle
      Amount of money Time
    13.  
    14. ABS survey in 2003….
      • 20% of Australians have a disability
        • 15% accident or injury
        • 14% disease, illness or heredity
        • 11% working conditions, work or over-work
      • Slowly but surely...increasing awareness of accessibility
      • Websites need to be accessible under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992
      • No centralised accessibility fund in many cases
      • Purchasing decisions
        • Customised versus off-the-shelf
        • Accessibility requirements in tender processes
      • Integrated approach to usability and accessibility needed from the start
    15.  
      • Be pragmatic
      • Be politically savvy
      • Be passionate
    16. Questions or need more info?
      • Ruth Ellison
      • Email: [email_address]
      • Phone: +612 6280 7834
      • Mobile: +61423 763 314
      • @ruthellison
      • @ruthellison
      • Find Stamford at www.stamfordinteractive.com.au
      • Find me at www.ruthellison.com
      • See this presentation at www.slideshare.net/RuthEllison
      • Credits:
      • Most photos from istockphoto.com
      • Thanks to Caronne Carruthers-Taylor, and Stamford workmates for brain power!

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