際際滷

際際滷Share a Scribd company logo

Russell Castagnaro Hawaii Digital Government Summit 2013

Download as PPTX, PDF
Russell Castagnaro
Russell Castagnaro

Update on the transformation of Hawaii government sites and services over the last 18 months. From dull to dashing!

1 of 25
Download to read offline
Russell Castagnaro Hawaii Digital Government Summit 2013
11/22/2013 2
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 3
11/22/2013 4
11/22/2013 5
11/22/2013 6
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 7
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 8
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 9
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 10
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 11
11/22/2013 We includes HIC, ICSD, and Department Webmasters 12
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 13
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 14
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 15
So what next? More mobile apps More innovative services http://my.hawaii.gov your government, your way! 11/22/2013 16
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 17
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 18
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 19
Summary 11/22/2013 G2 Open egovernment 20
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 21
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 22
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 23
11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 24
Contact Russell Castagnaro russell@ehawaii.gov 11/22/2013 Session G2 Open Government Workshop 25

More Related Content

Russell Castagnaro Hawaii Digital Government Summit 2013

Editor's Notes

  1. I should mention that the process of transforming the state department template and state portal to the new framework was absolutely amazing for everyone involved. It involved making statewide web standards, addressing accessibility and, for the first time, having pride in Hawaiis natural beauty!
  2. Department of Land and Natural Resources web site circa 2011
  3. This was the portal from 2011 - Ii worked well on most browsers and was accessible. On mobile it was useable, but barely Notice that the calendar widget still works!
  4. This was a very popular service that we created years ago for the DCCA PVL division. The PVL Search.
  5. We leveraged Responsive Web Design that seamlessly transitions services to any viewable platform
  6. We made our interfaces in sites and services touch/ tap friendly. After all, in two years touch interfaces will trump conventional ones.http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/communityserver-blogs-components-weblogfiles/00-00-01-29-43-metablogapi/8407.Touch_2D00_gestures_5F00_66B138A4.jpg
  7. Moving forward with the semantic web - machine readable and parse-able content. The basis for the next generation webhttp://microformats.org/media/2008/micro-diagram.gif
  8. Open data, including json and other formats published via the portal and data.hawaii.gov. In fact almost all of the content on the portal is available as an open API. You could write your own Hawaii portal if you wanted to!
  9. Accessibility Support the Americans with Disabilities Act and make everything easy for EVERYONE!
  10. The seemingly impossible is possible.
  11. Responsive Services make for a Responsive Government