Books and movies allow us to try on different characters and lives, and science fiction, especially, lets us slip into various alternative futures for humanity. We get to see if a totalitarian society like Orwell’s 1984 is better or worse than…
In anticipation of the Oscars, GovWebworks/Portland Webworks has presented some awards of our own. A tradition since 2013, the People’s Choice Awards go to the top three employees with the most votes from the company as a whole. Award titles…
We recently celebrated the season, and all of you, at our annual holiday party (pictured here). In honor of the 12 days of Christmas, we’ve compiled the top 12 most popular posts from the GovWebworks blog in 2018. Thanks for…
Following up on last year’s 2017 by the Numbers, we have some new highlights to celebrate in 2018. GovWebworks marks its second year with continued focus on public sector clients, and a 21 percent growth rate over the last two years.…
In light of DigitalGov’s post on Experiments in Tweaking Agile for UX, we spoke with GovWebworks project managers (PMs) Alison Schestopol, Sarah Crossman, and Hellen Fitzpatrick on the topic. They discussed the ways they incorporate design and user experience (UX) into…