Access eGovernment Guide Introduction
Making Smart Choices
The Access eGovernment program will help county governments make smart choices about planning and implementing eGovernment. The main focus is on developing dynamic, information-rich websites that meet the needs of county residents and county government.
Providing Alternatives
Good eGovernment initiatives offer citizens and businesses alternative ways to find information, communicate with officials and staff, and transact business—at their convenience. It's multi-channel, 24/7, and user-driven.
A Work-in-Progress
Like eGovernment itself, this guide is in a constant state of development.
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New Resources (Section)
- TechSoup.org - New Website Development Worksheet (Plan)
- Dangerous words (Design)
- ARIN: Whois (Implement)
Glossary
XML
Extensible Markup Language "allows designers to create their own customized tags, enabling the definition, transmission, validation, and interpretation of data between applications and between organizations." Source: Webopedia
Quotable
Don't even get me started on those dynamic Javascript-based menu systems. They make you look cool like smoking makes you look cool. -—Mark Pilgrim
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