HABERIA, JOEL G.

Website BS Computer Engineering

Pangasinan Website and Bulacan

The website given by each province is unswerving in change. They made their sites effective enough to provide information on what's really happening in their places. Bulacan's website, in general, focused on news, governance, and commercialism. More often, if we visit a site, we intend to look at its over-all appearance. Bulacan made their website colourful and attractive to their viewers. At its homepage, it provided the overall view of the contents which lets its viewers to cling on to every aspects of the provincial governance. Because of the site's creative look, the viewer will intend to visit other parts of it. This will let them know other unexposed issues and news in the province. I think that's a worthy idea in making your website a web-user spot. If the viewer is not interested in the content of the part, he/she may be interestedly attracted into how the contents are printed in a web form. Thus, may let them seek the information embedded in the site. As a visitor to the website, I was slightly shocked with how they handle the information and the web look. What I saw in the site are the agendas of the local government unit, the recent major happenings, the local products particularly to each city/area, and much more. This must be a good public information officer to the Bulaceos/Bulaceas. But does e-governance limited to information? Pangasinan's website are more formal in its look but is fascinatingly detailed. It has contents which inform and appeal to Pangasinenses to be a part of the activities in the province. Updated matters about the province are nonetheless the things those visitors are expecting, and I think is filled-up by this site. Since Pangasinan is in a plaster of unimaginably changes, it's good to know that we're not obstructed by the digital frontier. The site has posted also information for tourism and living. It not only limits its operation by its own but also discloses and associates big web-site spots like google, twitter, facebook and other social networking sites, and so on. This makes each viewer to be in many ways more interactive with the website. What I didn't expect to see are the assets and liabilities of each province show-off to their people. And that's one of the most important things to consider in e-government.

Transparency to the people must be the goal of establishing such government and is the greatest challenge each e-government must be facing.