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So, does this mean they learned some important lessons from the $18 million recover.gov site? As for Percussion, is the Sivak person saying that it takes a mon
by talmand 13y ago
So, does this mean they learned some important lessons from the $18 million recover.gov site?
As for Percussion, is the Sivak person saying that it takes a month to make a simple navigation change? Is this really about the CMS or the red tape involved in getting approval to make the change?
- digiphile 13y agoThere's a lot to be learned from Recovery.gov, not all negative. In this case, the HHS CTO was referring to a change in the CMS itself, not the website(s) it controls. Getting code updated in the normal .gov contractor/sub-contractor model would generally take more time, both in terms of requirements and implementation.
- docthink 13y agoI am skeptical. Seems more in the implementation of the CMS. Not a fan of percussion, but I have seen drupal implementations that tied content to presentation also take an stunningly long amount of time for a navigation change. Bad design. Bad implementation.