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    1. Lessons Learned: FDA.gov Redesign May 8, 2008 Sanjay J. Koyani Director of Web Communications U.S. Food and Drug Administration
    2. Web Executive Seminars Putting Online Audiences First, Again and Again May 8, 2008 National Press Club Washington, DC Learn more: www.forumone.com/wes
    3. Lessons Learned: FDA.gov Redesign May 8, 2008 Sanjay J. Koyani Director of Web Communications U.S. Food and Drug Administration
    4. Get Buy-In: Top Down
      • June ’07 Commissioner Memo: “FDA Web Communications in the 21 st Century”
      • “ Our goal is to transform FDA.gov to a gold standard among federal sites. By creating a single online identity that more fully supports the agency mission, we will strengthen all FDA Center and Office sites. Together we will create an FDA Web presence that is:
        • Person-centric;
        • Informative;
        • Empowering; and
        • Interactive.”
    5. Get Buy-In: Bottom Up
      • Commissioned Audit of FDA Web Staffs
      • Web staffs wanted:
        • Centralized Web governance
        • Policies, Standards, and coding guidance
        • More uniform publishing systems
        • Coordinated Web communications to reduce risk and embarrassment to agency
    6. Get Buy-In: External Support
    7. Educate on FDA’s “Gold Standard” Approach to Web Design
    8. Practice Research
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    11. Increase Web Site Credibility
      • A physical address is provided on the homepage and all major points of entry
      • Frequently ask questions are provided AND are useful
    12. Increase Web Site Credibility
      • Organization providing the information is highly visible
      • Site is arranged in a logical way
      • Provides phone numbers
      • Dates are provided up-front and are kept current
    13. Placement of Instructional Text
    14. Placement of Instructional Text
      • Users’ focus is pulled almost immediately to the User Name field (they are motivated to take an action)
      • Jumping immediately to that field causes the user to leapfrog over the instructional text
      • Once downstream of the instructional text
        • Users’ are unlikely to go back and read it, even if unsure of what the requirements are
        • Users make a best guess and move on, attracted by the radio buttons
    15. Guidelines for Instructional Text
      • Divide dense instructions up for individual action objects
      • Put the appropriate instructions in close proximity to their respective action objects
      • Place the instructional text next to the corresponding action object, preferably in the downstream direction , to the right or just below it
      • If the instructional text is too long and its recommended placement would disrupt the layout of the action objects, provide a link that dynamically displays a pop-up when clicked
    16. Allow Simple Searches 11 58 33
    17. User-Centered Design Process
    18. Redesign Activities
      • Developed Web Governance Team tasked with guiding redesign effort
      • Developed Strategic plan and timeline detailing our evolutionary approach to Web
      • Determined agency resources , need for contract specialists , etc.
    19. Redesign Activities
      • Assessed FDA.gov’s top tasks, audiences, and needs with the FIT
      • • Conducted competitive analysis of top health Web sites in industry and government
      • • Reviewed past usability test reports & evaluations conducted on FDA.gov
    20. Redesign Activities
      • Performed card sorting exercises with 130 users, including the public, health professionals, and industry
      • • Developed several FDA.gov homepage prototypes
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    24. Redesign Activities • Usability tested the FDA.gov prototypes via multiple usability tests, both on site at FDA, and remotely with 58 members of public, health professionals, and industry
    25. What We Measured in Usability Testing
    26. Rapid Reporting via Automated Usability Testing Tool
    27. Rapid Reporting via Automated Usability Testing Tool
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    30. Does Progressive Layering Improve Performance?
    31. Fly-Out Example
    32. Lessons Learned
    33. What’s Next
      • Build-out templates and IA for all FDA.gov pages
      • Usability test template designs with users to ensure validity
      • Conduct content audit and expand Web writing skills
      • Migrate content and designs into an automated Web content management system
      • Continual site improvements planned around FDA top tasks
    34. Resources/Tools
      • Usability.gov: www.usability.gov
      • Research-Based Web Design & Usability Guidelines: http://www.usability.gov/pdfs/guidelines.html
      • Webcontent.gov: www.webcontent.gov
      • Automated Usability Testing Tool: http://www.mindd.com/Content.aspx?pid=UTEStandard
      • NIST Common Industry Format: http://zing.ncsl.nist.gov/iusr/documents/cifv1.1b.htm#_Toc467573702
    35. Questions ?
      • CONTACT INFORMATION
      • Sanjay Koyani, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
      • Email: Sanjay.koyani@fda.hhs.gov
      • Phone: 301.827.7131
    36. LEARN MORE: www.forumone.com/wes Web Executive Seminars

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