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Revision as of 16:02, 17 April 2024
Back to GC Web Priorities Meetings - Réunions des Priorités Web du GC
Meeting information
Agenda
1. Updates
2. Roundtable
Notes and action items
Digital Transformation Office (DTO) updates
- We have reviewed the Audit of Templates and Patterns and will be bringing it back to this table soon to review before officially decommissioning anything.
Roundtable
PCO
- Thanks to the teams that supported updating the canada.ca Media contacts page. We're almost wrapped up. Next review in August.
PowerBI meeting - Fiona Currie - AAFC
- People having difficulties with clients wanting to post PowerBI content on website
- Some accessibility issues
- AAACT was not at this meeting, we have discussed inviting them at some point
- Pressure to make PowerBI results more widely available in some departments
- Part of the push for open data
- Even though Microsoft says it’s accessible, there are still issues to work around
- Action items
- We want to get ahead of the game, find workable dashboards, with PowerBI or others
- Good example, Public Health made some good Covid-19 dashboards
- Next meeting April 15
- Sign up for the meeting: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/da6851d0-d919-4d16-9e45-1f23a285d1ab@9da98bb1-1857-4cc3-8751-9a49e35d24cd
- Google docs link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-xBSVmzKraqTheMuJ5NUcJ8F2DkqxB-0ls2Ls1uPVeI/edit#heading=h.alxcm7d7x5d8
- We want to get ahead of the game, find workable dashboards, with PowerBI or others
Principal Publisher - UTM campaign report - Andrew Lau
- Concept of report is that it should be “plug and play” for everyone
- Access by:
- Logging into your Adobe Analytics and go to templates
- If you don’t have AA, go to our GCPEDIA page, and find Workspace Templates, this version is good if you want a quick overview instead of more details
- In AA, you can find data on users broken down by criteria such as
- geographic area
- mobile vs desktop
- performance of landing page
- time users are staying on campaign pages
- We’ve also tried to make report user friendly by defining terms
- If you use Page Feedback tool, this is incorporated into your Adobe Analytics data
- You can reach us for Adobe Analytics questions at: GC.ANALYTIQUE-ANALYTICS.GC@servicecanada.gc.ca or submit a service desk ticket (http://requestform.portal.gc.ca/tickets.html)
Questions
Q: Are there still office hours for any questions about Adobe Analytics?
A: Yes, you can arrange to meet with an AA expert for any questions you have. Here’s the link: https://www.gcpedia.gc.ca/wiki/Adobe_Analytics_Office_Hours
- Study goal was to measure alert styling decisions to create clearer guidance
- Alert use is inconsistent across GOC websites
- Testing shows that alerts can distract users and overuse also reduces their value
- Looked at current guidance
- Behavioral survey for GC Web community, which showed disagreement on how people would use alerts
- Next steps:
- Update alert guidance with example from study
- Add keywords for each style
- Add ideas for alternatives to alert styles, so that users have more options
- Provide guidance so users can be more consistent
- Use more A/B testing to understand impact of changes
- Tell web advisors to warn their clients overuse of alerts have negative impact on web users
Comments:
DTO: We should be telling comms advisers how long to keep alerts posted.
Q: ESDC: Clients often ask for alerts, they think it will make content “pop”. What about using a well?
A: Lisa F: Bars are a better solution than wells - we removed the well on topic pages for Most requested, and replaced them with a bar, because eye tracking and analytics showed people weren’t looking at the well. If clients want their info to ‘pop’, it should be redesigned rather than added.
Other ideas: Interactive questions are very effective.
Chat summary
- On the topic of out of date browsers: I wonder if there could be a reusable content snippet with language around browser compatibility that could be shown if certain criteria are met? We piloted this for location detection during COVID on the vaccine page, if I remember correctly.
- For a warning to display for only out of date browsers, would require custom scripting. We requested that DTO/PP create a GCWeb component that could be added to identify out of date browsers based on lacking the functions for the components needed to run them.
- Question to ask your clients when they want an alert: When will this be taken down? Alerts should be time sensitive to prevent overuse
- Another option is to use colour for emphasis. https://wet-boew.github.io/wet-boew-styleguide/design/colour-en.html#basic
Anything is better than a paragraph of bolded text.
- Comment: “If everything is important, nothing is important”