The designers of the Federal Government's National Security Web site, which was set up to educate people about the dangers which the Government claims the country faces, apparently do read what's been written about their site. . .. The designers of the Federal Government's National Security Web site, which was set up to educate people about the dangers which the Government claims the country faces, apparently do read what's been written about their site . Some modifications have been made to the site on January 2 but the text index still displays in an extremely funny way - the left-hand side bar appears at the top of the page and the text which is meant to sit in the centre appears at the bottom! One can't help wondering why a Government which can find several million dollars to run advertisements - which add nothing to the average Aussie's comprehension of the terror threat - cannot pay a decent Web designer a couple of thousand and get a decent page designed. . The Federal Government's National Security website is essential for public access but has design flaws that hinder user experience and accessibility. National Security, Usability Issues, Government Site Design, Web Design Challenges. . Anthony Pell
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