Congressman Uses Wisdom of Crowds to Redesign Website
Mashable Jun 04 09
Congressman for California’s 15th congressional district, Mike Honda, has decided to put the fate of his website in the hands of his supporters.
More precisely, he used crowdSPRING, an online marketplace for creative services, to have designers create designs for his new site, and the public can vote on the design they like best. Honda, however, doesn’t take the concept of crowdsourcing all the way, because the final design will be chosen on criteria other than public votes.
From the official press release:
“Many government websites have good content, but the content is often very hard to find. Full story...
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