E-Business Library > A challenge: Find MI Office of Children's Ombudsman on state website
[Daily Grit] Jennifer Granholm: With the redo of the website for state government, she really disses the people of the Great Lakes State.I wonder what Jakob Nielsen, the usability expert would say about the efforts which her administration led. An example, go to the state government website and try to find the Michigan Office for Children's Ombudsman.
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