Cantonal websites tested: St. Gallen top - Zurich flop
Many cantonal websites have poor user navigation, are difficult to find on Google, are technically outdated, and offer too few services. This is shown by a test conducted by the trade journal Computerworld.
Many cantonal websites have poor user guidance, are difficult to find on Google, are technically outdated and offer too few services. These are the findings of a test conducted by Computerworld. In addition, security gaps were found in the handling of sensitive data, according to a press release from the trade journal. However, not all sites scored poorly in the test: the cantons of St. Gallen, Zug and Solothurn are in the top three places in the Computerworld ranking and impressed with exemplary user guidance, a comprehensive range of services and a modern design. The canton of Zurich, on the other hand, scored poorly. Poor programming and very confusing user guidance earned it second-last place.
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