A search engine by and for the federal government
Search.gov is a search engine for federal government websites, offering secure and customizable search experiences. It supports over 2,000 sites, provides customer service, and requires no developers for setup. It is part of GSA's Technology Transformation Services.
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Search.gov is a search engine designed for the federal government, supporting over 2,000 websites and one third of federal government domains. It offers a secure, compliant, and customizable search experience tailored to government web publishing needs. Users can easily manage their search results, get help with indexing their sites, and access hands-on customer service. The platform requires no developers to set up and offers a friction-free entry process. Search.gov provides training and resources on indexing federal agency websites and guides on maintaining search functionality after site redesigns or migrations. Users can reach out for assistance with logging in, updating search results, or exploring the Results API features. The service is part of the GSA's Technology Transformation Services, ensuring accessibility, security, and compliance with government standards. For those interested in government services, USA.gov is available for inquiries.
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- Some users praise the government's recent tech initiatives, comparing them favorably to major tech companies.
- There are concerns about the quality of search results and usability issues.
- Questions arise about whether the development was done by contractors or government employees.
- Privacy concerns are noted regarding dependencies on third-party services like Google Tag Manager and Crazy Egg.
- International comparisons highlight the challenges other countries face in implementing similar tech solutions.
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