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content/resources/an-introduction-to-customer-experience.md

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 ## What is customer experience?
 
-Customer experience (CX) is a person’s perception of an organization as a total sum of all of their experiences with that organization. For federal agencies, customer experience goes beyond individual transactions, or even a single agency, and encompasses the public's entire journey with government services. This includes everything from finding information to resolving issues. A deliberate [customer experience](https://digital.gov/topics/customer-experience/) strategy is to proactively design systems with the user in mind. 
+Customer experience (CX) is a person’s perception of an organization as a total sum of all of their experiences with that organization. For federal agencies, customer experience goes beyond individual transactions, or even a single agency, and encompasses the public's entire journey with government services. This includes everything from finding information to resolving issues. A deliberate [customer experience](https://digital.gov/topics/customer-experience/) strategy is to proactively design systems with the user in mind.
 
-When the public has positive interactions with a government service, it builds [trust](https://digital.gov/topics/trust/) in the government as a whole. Furthermore, a strong customer experience focus makes government more effective and efficient, saving both the public and the government time and resources. 
+When the public has positive interactions with a government service, it builds [trust](https://digital.gov/topics/trust/) in the government as a whole. Furthermore, a strong customer experience focus makes government more effective and efficient, saving both the public and the government time and resources.
 
 The ultimate goal of customer experience in the federal government is to ensure that our services successfully meet the public's needs, leading to better outcomes for individuals, and the nation.
 
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 ## How to start measuring customer experience
 
-Measuring a customer’s experience provides insight on how to improve a digital product or service. Tracking the customer journey involves collecting and analyzing data from various sources to effectively understand customer interactions. 
+Measuring a customer’s experience provides insight on how to improve a digital product or service. Tracking the customer journey involves collecting and analyzing data from various sources to effectively understand customer interactions.
 
 Here are some approaches you can use to leverage customer feedback and analytics:
 
@@ -46,9 +46,9 @@ Here are some approaches you can use to leverage customer feedback and analytics
 * **Analyze the data and information** to identify areas that should be improved.
 * **Iterate** to continuously improve and enhance customer experience.
 
-## What can I do next? 
+## What can I do next?
 
-If you manage a federal website, be sure you understand [the requirements for transforming federal customer experience and service delivery](https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/12/13/executive-order-on-transforming-federal-customer-experience-and-service-delivery-to-rebuild-trust-in-government/) to rebuild trust in government. Also, learn how to use and optimize the Digital Analytics Program and Touchpoints. 
+If you manage a federal website, be sure you understand [the requirements for transforming federal customer experience and service delivery](https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2021/12/13/executive-order-on-transforming-federal-customer-experience-and-service-delivery-to-rebuild-trust-in-government/) to rebuild trust in government. Also, learn how to use and optimize the Digital Analytics Program and Touchpoints.
 
 For example, at GSA, the agency’s Digital Presence Guidelines state, “All GSA public-facing websites must participate in the federal Digital Analytics Program by including the DAP tracking code on your website. All GSA public-facing websites should review site usage and search metrics at least monthly, and use the data to make informed decisions on how to continuously improve your site and exceed customer expectations. In addition to DAP, GSA sites have access to the free standard version of Google Analytics. GSA program offices should use this version of Google Analytics on your external and internal websites, if you need data capabilities above and beyond what DAP offers.”
 

content/resources/digitalgov-user-experience-program-speaking-opportunities.md

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 **User Centered Design** (November 2013)
 
 **Usability Testing and Debriefing Best Practices** (March 2012)
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 ## Our Presentations
 
 <iframe src="//www.slideshare.net/slideshow/embed_code/key/fRnpmnC0DUZCq" width="595" height="485" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" style="border:1px solid #CCC; border-width:1px; margin-bottom:5px; max-width: 100%;" allowfullscreen> </iframe> <div style="margin-bottom:5px"> <strong> <a href="//www.slideshare.net/DigitalGov/why-the-best-gov-sites-use-user-centered-design" title="Why the best gov sites use User-Centered Design" target="_blank">Why the best gov sites use User-Centered Design</a> </strong> from <strong><a href="https://www.slideshare.net/DigitalGov" target="_blank">DigitalGov from General Services Administration</a></strong> </div>

content/resources/requirements-for-the-registration-and-use-of-gov-domains-in-the-federal-government.md

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 ### How to register or renew a .gov domain
 
-To register or renew a .gov domain, follow the [domain name requirements](https://get.gov/domains/) outlined on [Get.gov](https://get.gov/). 
+To register or renew a .gov domain, follow the [domain name requirements](https://get.gov/domains/) outlined on [Get.gov](https://get.gov/).
 
-You should also review the [naming requirements for executive branch federal agencies](https://get.gov/domains/executive-branch-guidance/#naming-requirements-for-executive-branch-federal-agencies) that were issued along with M-23-10, The Registration and Use of .gov Domains in the Federal Government. All requests must be approved by your Chief Information Officer or head of agency, and include a description of how the domain will be used, its intended audience, why the domain is needed, and how the domain will conform to OMB policies and requirements. 
+You should also review the [naming requirements for executive branch federal agencies](https://get.gov/domains/executive-branch-guidance/#naming-requirements-for-executive-branch-federal-agencies) that were issued along with M-23-10, The Registration and Use of .gov Domains in the Federal Government. All requests must be approved by your Chief Information Officer or head of agency, and include a description of how the domain will be used, its intended audience, why the domain is needed, and how the domain will conform to OMB policies and requirements.
 
-OMB reviews executive branch agency domain requests and may contact the submitting agency with any questions during the process; they may deny a domain request or domain renewal. 
+OMB reviews executive branch agency domain requests and may contact the submitting agency with any questions during the process; they may deny a domain request or domain renewal.
 
-Federal agencies can establish .gov domain names for any legitimate purpose and can register domains as needed to most effectively meet their mission. However, .gov domain names are a shared resource across all U.S.-based government organizations, and agencies have a responsibility to carefully consider how potential domains might impact the public and how they interact with government information and services. 
+Federal agencies can establish .gov domain names for any legitimate purpose and can register domains as needed to most effectively meet their mission. However, .gov domain names are a shared resource across all U.S.-based government organizations, and agencies have a responsibility to carefully consider how potential domains might impact the public and how they interact with government information and services.
 
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