Hukoomi

When we talk about digitalization, government bodies are the slowest to adapt to the changes. The e-portals where nationals can view information about living, traveling, or working in a country are often slow loading, have unplanned information structure, and are bound to be operational only during working hours.

The limitations often lead to people relying on third-party information, which are in a number of cases incomplete and inaccurate. The ripple effect of this inaccuracy also often leads to negativity among the nationals towards their government's functioning.

Hukoomi web application development in Qatar was a way to change the sentiment.

User engagement was one of the biggest issues present across the website. Our team of Hukoomi web designers worked on creating a user flow map within the website in addition to identifying the structure in which the information would be shown to the users. We created an immersive, UI-rich website containing details of over 1,979 services.

The security and compliance followed in Qatar were very different from ones in the US or India. Our team of QA experts dived into the different elements of standards followed by the country and then ensured that the website is not going against any law.

The Hukoomi portal was intended to be used by the whole of Qatar. At any given point in time, we had to prepare the website for tourists - students, tourists, and business owners and citizens - business owners, employees, and nationals - with the assumption that they'll all be using the Qatar e-government portal in real-time.