GSA, National Design Studio Partner to Overhaul Login.gov User Experience

The redesign aims to streamline identity verification while maintaining federal privacy and security standards as Login.gov nears its 10-year anniversary.

The General Services Administration (GSA) is partnering with the White House National Design Studio to redesign the Login.gov user experience as the federal government’s shared identity platform approaches its 10-year anniversary.

According to an Aug. 3 GSA blog post, the collaboration is part of a broader effort to improve Login.gov for both the public and federal agency partners.

“The Login.gov team is collaborating with the National Design Studio to substantially improve the user experience,” GSA said. “This collaboration enables Login.gov to better understand user needs, identify friction points, and provide users with a more intuitive experience during the identity verification process.”

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