Document Type
Article
Abstract
E-government websites have become very important tools for governments and citizens for providing and receiving information and services such as tax payment, registration for driver license, e-learning and many others. In order to make sure that information is adequately presented through E-government websites, it is necessary for governments to adopt a mechanism for validating websites to effectively publishing and disseminating of information online. In this study, a Heuristic Evaluation method was extended with Technology Acceptance Model (TAM), Diffusion of Innovation (DOI), Trust and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) to produce a new method to evaluate government websites. The study outcome has produced a set of 18 Heuristic rules for evaluating government websites, using Lao government websites as a case study. The results have indicated that most of Lao government websites need to pay more attention to these factors such as: Trust, Ease of Use, Service, Awareness, Usefulness, Style, Navigation and Flexibility.
Recommended Citation
Phommasack, Vilachith and Esichaikul, Vatcharaporn, "Evaluating Government Websites Using Extended Heuristic Method: A Case Study of Lao PDR" (2012). ICEB 2012 Proceedings (Xi'an, China). 24.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/iceb2012/24