ACA HealthCare.gov Web Site Development - Analysis, Suggestions & Review

WASHINGTON - Oct. 31, 2013 - PRLog -- Nashville web developer offers to clean up ACA healthcare.gov web site with a few suggestions on how to make it more effective. Today, I would grade the ACA website at (C-) says James Rickman, a 22 year veteran of technology and web development  @ iHumanEvolution com based in Nashville Tennessee .

To start, the ACA website project's budget is severely out of whack. A more cost-effective strategy to begin would have employed a consortium of Facebook, Google and Microsoft technology professionals forming a group / non-profit organization entrusted to build and maintain the ACA web site and mobile Internet services including on-going cyber security that must be upgraded continuously.

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Based on my experience in web design and mobile apps development; I would have charged a total of $85 million to build a site like Healthcare.gov says Mr. Rickman. The bulk of the work is coordinating the seamless back-end database information flow between government and insurance health care exchanges nationwide. The initial design phases of web development can make or break any web design project. Having too many hands in the "cookie jar" often leads to chaos during the development phases which later shows up in the poor design.