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Bad result for America, as at least the two that I've been familiar with have both been dramatically better website implementations than much of the federal government. GSA, Digital Analytics Program: https://analytics.usa.gov/ Huge amounts of data about how government websites are used including: locations (cities, countries), languages, referral sources, media sources, devices, browsers, OS, website destination,... - Source: Hacker News / 3 months ago
Thanks for the link on 18F in the feds. Didn't realize how much they had put up on Github and other areas [1]. analytics.usa.gov [2] is also pretty cool. Apparently its Jekyll, Sass, React and d3 from their Github. 343,025 first time users in the last 30 minutes, with GSA Advantage, USPS Tracking Results, NIST, CEAC Visa Status Check, and Federal Student Aid being some of the biggest sources. Had no idea this... - Source: Hacker News / 3 months ago
If any browser is the new IE, it's Firefox -- poor compatibility, very few people use it, but enough that makes people think we need to support it https://analytics.usa.gov/ We're now at 0.8% Firefox usage on Gov't websites, that means Firefox support is no longer required at a gov't level (2% usage is the threshold) Firefox should be shut down in 2025 if all trends continue. - Source: Hacker News / 6 months ago
The US government does run its own self-hosted analytics platform (https://analytics.usa.gov), which the USPS does in fact use. Which makes it all the more questionable that they were additionally using third-party analytics. - Source: Hacker News / 10 months ago
> Or put it this way -- is there a data analytics platform that is suitable & easy to use for any US government agency? Not that I am aware of (but please let me know). See https://analytics.usa.gov/ Note that the #1 website being tracked using this publicly owned and managed analytics service is usps.com. - Source: Hacker News / 10 months ago
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