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http://blog.netizencorp.com/2013/10/06/how-a-scrappy-startup-in-a-dc-garage-revolutionized-healthcare-gov/ http://blog.netizencorp.com/2013/10/06/how-a-scrappy-

by chintan 13y ago

http://blog.netizencorp.com/2013/10/06/how-a-scrappy-startup-in-a-dc-garage-revolutionized-healthcare-gov/ http://blog.netizencorp.com/2013/10/06/how-a-scrappy-startup... "A scrappy little startup working out of a DC garage that completely influenced the course of how the web-facing portions of the Affordable Care Act were to be implemented"

coldcode 13y ago
STATIC site content. Not the part being hammered by people signing up. People keep confusing the two.
- DennisP 13y ago
  The plans should be static site content. You shouldn't have to initiate the sign-up process just to see what's available.
  - shamshiel 13y ago
    Seeing what's available without reliable information on your actual costs (including subsidies) doesn't accomplish much.
    - DennisP 13y ago
      Premiums vary based on region, age, and smoking status. It's not so much information that you couldn't handle it with static pages. Subsidy is based on income, and it's simple enough that NPR and others have already build subsidy calculators. Put that in javascript and you've still got static pages, running calculations client-side.