FCC launches redesigned Web site -- GCN

FCC launches redesigned Web site

Jul 18, 2001

By Matt McLaughlin

GCN Staff

JULY 18'The Federal Communications Commission this week launched the first phase of a major redesign of its Web site, at www.fcc.gov.

Changes have been made to the site's home page and the pages that cover the agency's commissioners, Enforcement Bureau, and Office of Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs, as well as wireless telecommunications and international affairs. The redesign has new formatting, fonts, colors and navigation for the site.

The effort followed an evaluation of the site for which the commission sought comments from the public, industry and Web experts. In its study, the agency looked at the site's navigability, usability, format, content, interactivity and effectiveness.

Phase 2 of the effort will switch the rest of the site to the new design by the end of September. FCC last redesigned the site in 1999.

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