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Cheong Wa Dae said Sunday it has revamped its website (www.president.go.kr) for easier access to information and better promotion of the government’s state policies.
The new site introduced a vertical user interface for easier browsing and was developed to focus on “user experience” that analyzes online visitors’ needs according to their age group.
A bulletin board on the four state polices ― economic revival, people’s happiness, cultural prosperity and foundation of peace and unification ― is also now accessible from the main page.
The presidential office said it plans to reveal a new English-language website and a separate Cheong Wa Dae blog by the end of this month.
(jhl@heraldcorp.com)
The new site introduced a vertical user interface for easier browsing and was developed to focus on “user experience” that analyzes online visitors’ needs according to their age group.
A bulletin board on the four state polices ― economic revival, people’s happiness, cultural prosperity and foundation of peace and unification ― is also now accessible from the main page.
The presidential office said it plans to reveal a new English-language website and a separate Cheong Wa Dae blog by the end of this month.
(jhl@heraldcorp.com)
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