Ministry sites
Explore how Isomer streamlines government websites with standardised, accessible design for efficient public information delivery.
Last updated 15 November 2024
Why Isomer?
Isomer is an excellent fit for ministry website needs, as these sites are typically informational and public-facing in nature.
Comparison between ministry sites' requirements with Isomer's strengths
Requirements | Isomer's strengths |
|---|---|
Clear presentation of government policies, services, and initiatives | Excels at presenting straightforward, informational content |
Consistent design and structure across different ministries | Provides a standardized design that ensures consistency across government websites |
Accessibility for a wide range of users, including those with disabilities | Offers built-in accessibility features and user-friendly navigation |
Regular content updates to reflect current information | Includes a content management system for easy updates |
Mobile-friendly design for access on various devices | Creates responsive websites that work well on all devices |
Secure hosting for official government information | Meets government security standards for hosting official information |
Cost-effective solution for website management | Reduces costs associated with developing and maintaining custom websites |
Ability to quickly deploy new pages or sections as needed | Allows for rapid deployment of new content as required |
This makes Isomer an ideal platform for ministries needing a reliable, efficient, and user-friendly solution for their main websites, while still allowing for links to more specialised platforms for complex services when necessary.
Isomer in action
Ministry of Health (MOH) - moh.gov.sg
Multiple large collections supported
Ministery sites typically house extensive collections of articles and publications. Isomer now supports this requirement with our new collection layout. This feature enables users to filter content both chronologically and by category, enhancing the overall user experience and content accessibility.
Dynamic elements does not imply good user experience
By migrating to Isomer, MOH had the opportunity to reassess their site layout and components, critically evaluating the necessity of certain elements.
For instance, the bill amount information section, which allows users to estimate potential hospital bills by searching for specific body parts, was identified as an area for improvement. It was discovered that this feature had a slow loading time, taking approximately 20 seconds to fully load per search.
Upon review, it was determined that this component could be more effectively replaced with a collection. This new approach presents data more clearly and allows users to filter by either the code (typically provided by doctors) or the body parts directly. This change not only improves the user experience but also enhances the overall performance of the site.
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