The city and county of San Francisco launched a redesigned official website at sf.gov that is designed to improve users’ experience, make searching for content easier, and create a “welcoming digital home,” according to a press release from the city.
The city’s Digital and Data Services team created the updated site to make it more efficient and visually appealing and transition its content management system, known as CMS, to one that is open source and runs on a programming language called Python.
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