All Utahns receive a first-in-class customer experience when engaging DHHS to ensure everyone has the opportunity to live safe and healthy lives
DHHS website customers report they are satisfied with their experience
Current Value
2.4
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Measure Definition
Gauges how satisfied a customer was with their web experience across all DHHS websites ("Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied were you with your experience?") Likert scale with 1 being the lowest and 5 being the highest.
National data is not available.
Story Behind the Curve
At the beginning of the year, the Division of Customer Experience (DCE) undertook a thorough assessment of 10 DHHS websites and identified the following improvement opportunities: Add clear expectations and timelines in application steps, use plain language, limit extensive text, and ensure websites are mobile friendly.
DCE prioritized improvements in the following areas: Universal help access, rewriting service descriptions and process outlines, developing standardized “How to get started” pages, individualized service navigator questions, and improved search functionality.
DCE also began a user testing project to improve our customer’s ability to accomplish tasks on the Center for Medical Cannabis website. MAZE (user research platform) was used to allow customers the opportunity to provide specific feedback on the site functionality and rate their experience. Website enhancements are currently being implemented.
Overall, there was a positive trend in satisfaction over the past 12 months for DHHS customers providing feedback. There were a limited number of customer responses (182) related to "satisfaction" for calendar year 2024.