Rogues’ Blog: Public Body Rebrands Broken Link as Alternative Journey

6 days ago

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FICTIONAL SATIRE — This institution, incident and dialogue are invented. No real person or organisation is depicted.

A fictional public body has described its broken support link as an opportunity to explore the wider website. Visitors attempting to contact the service are returned to the homepage, where the welcome message remains fully operational.

A parent asked for the correct address. Communications proposed a campaign encouraging digital confidence.

A developer repaired the link and tested the actual route with users. The parent reached the contact details. Management has retained the campaign artwork in case the organisation needs to encourage confidence in a different button.

Autism & Me satire targets the process, not the people seeking access or staff trying to help. Resources: https://www.autismandme.ie/education-hub

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Rogues’ Blog: Public Body Rebrands Broken Link as Alternative Journey

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