[WSG] e-Government Implementation Guidelines

[Andy Kirkwood | MOTIVE]

Morning list,
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E-GOVERNMENT IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES
We're attempting to compile a list of international e-government web 
guidelines. (In NZ these standards have had a significant impact upon 
the acceptance and perceived legitimacy of web standards.)

Implementation guidelines typically include reference to:
-navigation
-coding/language standards (HTML. XHTML, CSS1, etc.)
-technical considerations
-markup requirements
-accessibility and usability
aka: web-authoring requirements.
GUIDELINE INFO
The list we're compiling will include:
- Country
- Guideline Title (as link to webpage)
- Coverage (e.g. Western Austrailian Government Agencies: Australia 
seems to have a new permutation for each state!)
- Publication date, revision dates
(Other info dimension suggestions welcome).

PLEA
Those of you who are conversant with your country's forays into this 
area, please send me a URL (the more specific, the better). 
Webpage/permalink please (no PDF links). We'll explore the links 
provided but feel free to provide any of the Guideline Info along 
with the link (see above).

Disclaimer: My command of languages other than English is not great, 
but I'll endeavour to add all guidelines received.

Best regards,
--
Andy Kirkwood | Creative Director
MOTIVE | web.design.integrity
http://www.motive.co.nz/
ph: +64 4 3 800 800  fx: +64 4 970 9693
mob: 021 369 693
93 Rintoul St, Newtown
PO Box 7150, Wellington South, New Zealand
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Re: [WSG] e-Government Implementation Guidelines

[Mike Brown]

Andy Kirkwood | MOTIVE wrote:
E-GOVERNMENT IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINES
We're attempting to compile a list of international e-government web 
guidelines. (In NZ these standards have had a significant impact upon 
the acceptance and perceived legitimacy of web standards.)

Andy
something along the same lines has already been compiled here:
http://www.webaim.org/coordination/law/
Might be a good starting point in and of itself, and also to avoid 
duplication.

Regards
Mike Brown

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Re: [WSG] e-Government Implementation Guidelines

[James Ellis]

Hi

The webstandardsgroup.org is able to be updated by all members. Feel
free to add relevant resources as you like!

Regards
James
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