So, I recently visited the AKSG website:
http://www.akwaibomstategov.com/ and noticed it went through a re-design. No ya wa, nothing spoil.
It actually looks much cleaner than what was there before (I am bolding this sentence for the "holier than thou" crowd who will probably come back to say, "my2cents, show me any design of yours that is better than theirs. " Please note, this isn't about design but usability). Having said that, I am afraid to say that they still don't get it:
1) The site still falls apart in FF
2) The redesign only applies to the home page - lack of uniformity
3) Even with the re-design, there are still broken images/links
4) Hovering over the top nav menu such that your cursor's index finger is just below the items causes the flash to "break dance"
5) The news section hasn't been updated since Dec 18. In other words, even my own site
http://www.akwaibomnewsonline.com is more up-to-date
Apparently, testing (especially for cross-browser compatibility) isn't part of their forte.
Do I hear someone say, "my2cents, stop whining. Ask not what your government/people can do for you but what you can do for your government/people". I am happy you said that

- During my last visit I met with some folks and even turned in a couple of proposals. I hear the person in charge is pretty powerful and won't let anyone near that site with a 10-foot pole, but I no send am.
If in the end, she takes my proposal and presents it as hers, nothing spoil. I just want that site to look good and be better than any other state government website out there, period.