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Usability.gov wants public input on redesign

November 28, 2012

Usability.gov

The Department of Health & Human Services is soliciting public input on the future redesign of Usability.gov.

“We’re doing this to expand usability to cover new and social media and mobile web design, as well as to engage students and professionals in the User Experience (UX) and Web communities, Web designers and Web content managers,” writes HHS Deputy Director of Web Communications and New Media Division Richard Stapleton on the agency’s digital strategy blog.

The site was last updated in 2009.

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