英文摘要 |
With the increasing popularity of mobile devices, responsive web pages that can be adapted to various devices have been addressed, driving government's websites to combine with responsive web design. The main purpose of this study is to investigate people's opinion about the display of block items on different devices in terms of the responsive web pages of county (city) government in Taiwan. According to relevant literature, the navigation information is mostly put in the header or footer section of the page; the content service generally includes eight blocks: county (city) information, agency information, announcements, administrative information, instant messages, related links, public services, and public opinion exchange. Through the Internet, there are 472 valid questionnaires collected. The results demonstrate the majority of people consider that most of the block items should be displayed in responsive web pages of county (city) government in Taiwan, but there are diverse views about how to display those block items on different devices. The open‐ended questions even report that people think that convenient and immediate service items should be provided. Finally, based on the results, this study offers some suggestions for practice and follow‐up research in related fields. |