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How to Improve Website Navigation for Government…

10 minutes | December 10 2025

Nearly 70% of citizens report frustration when trying to complete basic tasks on government websites, with poor website navigation cited as the primary obstacle.

Digital services define public sector effectiveness. One of the elements that make or break this effectiveness is website navigation for government portals.

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