Digital information and services

Yukon’s open government portal launched in 2019, and has been growing ever since.

As the Government of Yukon's user experience (UX) manager I spend a lot of time immersing myself in user feedback.

We have some user research (UX) projects coming up in the next 2 months and we’re recruiting participants. These UX studies will be on a reservation system and government websites. 

We use UX research data to:

In typical Canadian fashion I'm leading off with an apology. I completly missed our team's quarterly update from this past summer so I’ve combined it with our fall update. 

Last winter and spring I was thinking about ways to broaden our team's UX offerings. We're always looking for ways to grow and improve how we support our department clients.

It’s once again time for an update on public-facing digital services and websites we are working on. For this update this includes websites and transactional services.

We are looking for an Open data project manager to join the eServices team.

The eServices team is now hiring eServices Delivery Managers. These jobs are posted as a 2-year term, but we would also consider a temporary assignment. 

eServices for Citizens write these quarterly updates about what public-facing digital services and websites the Government of Yukon is working on. For this update this includes websites and transactional services.

We’ve launched a new service called MyYukon today. MyYukon is the Government of Yukon’s identity management program. This is the government's first step to modernize how people access digital services.