Accenture, that stat is striking — nearly half of residents struggle to find what they need on government websites! Digital front doors should feel welcoming and intuitive, not like a maze. This research is a powerful wake-up call for governments to invest in human-centred design. Citizens deserve services that work as hard as they do! 🏛️💡

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Accenture research (7,250 residents, 4,100 workers): 53% find accessing public services frustrating, only 36% find processes intuitive. "Digital front door" addresses fragmentation—residents shouldn't navigate disconnected portals for life events. Agencies invested in digital tools, kept same channel structures. People want simplicity, humanity, security—not features. Half of frontline workers report questions are simple/repetitive, automatable, freeing staff for complex cases needing judgment.

The 49% navigation struggle alongside 43% security distrust reveals design versus trust failure — different problems requiring different solutions. Navigation is UX/information architecture; distrust is transparency/communication. The 62% worker process inefficiency driving 58% service delivery difficulty shows internal systems constraining external experience. Organizations optimizing digital front door without fixing back-end workflows create impressive entry points leading nowhere. The workforce experience connection particularly important: can't deliver excellent resident experience through frustrated, poorly-equipped employees.

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Simplifying navigation is essential to help people access the services they need without unnecessary friction.

Simplifying navigation not only improves user experience but also helps residents access the services they need more efficiently.

Making public services more accessible and user-friendly is crucial for a smoother experience. This research dives into why ‘digital front doors’ matter and how improving them can make all the difference for residents.

A very relevant insight. The way residents experience digital entry points often defines their overall trust in public services.

Strong point—front doors only work when what’s behind them is connected. Seamless systems = seamless experiences.