‘Sloppy’ Code and Accessibility Issues: The Trouble With Trump’s Silicon Valley-Inspired Web Design Project

“Some of these sites feel like another round of ‘move fast and break things,’” a former federal web designer told NOTUS.

 Donald Trump

Alex Brandon/AP

For the low price of $1 million, you can apply for a new card that comes with exclusive perks and is marketed with a sleek website featuring an animated bald eagle standing before sunlit mountains.

It has all the markings of a website selling a luxury travel credit card. But it’s not. It’s the official landing page and application for a new pathway to permanent residency in the United States, the Trump Gold Card.

In small print at the top of the webpage: “This is an official website of the United States government.” You may not have known otherwise.