Slideshow: 12 Worst Government Websites
07/06/2010 Many governments and agencies have been striving to make their Websites more up-to-date and accessible, but some remain shocking examples of bad user experience.
07/06/2010 Many governments and agencies have been striving to make their Websites more up-to-date and accessible, but some remain shocking examples of bad user experience.
Army Special Operations Command
The Army Special Operations Command's site is all wrong. The central image map is mysterious to those unfamiliar with particular army units. Times ticking across the site's heading don't serve any apparent purpose and widen the site beyond its natural bounds. Drop menus obscure other parts of the site and inconsistently use all caps and lowercase letters.
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