We all have a basic expectation of digital accessibility when it comes to interacting with the government. Yet, it’s no secret that government-run websites have been stretched to their technology limits for many years. 

These sites are often maintained with limited IT budgets, outdated security protocols, and legacy network systems impacting public user experiences. 

How can the government bridge the digital divide between public expectations and reality?

Read the ebook to learn:

• How a purpose-built content management system (CMS) can help the government reduce security risks while still maintaining ease-of-use.
• Nearly one-quarter of all visitors to government websites are through mobile devices exclusively, yet only 45% of those sites are optimized for mobile.
• The eight principles for public-facing websites and services and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) 
• Why WordPress, the CMS system used for 43% of all websites, can help your organization realize 415% return on investment by using WordPress VIP.