MyKingston is our resident portal where we provide easy access to most online services, including options to apply for programs and permits, pay parking tickets, submit service requests, ask questions or provide feedback on municipal services. We want to improve how we deliver online services to the community by receiving your feedback on your experience using MyKingston and inviting you to share your ideas to improve this online service.
Building off results from the 2024 MyKingston survey, the Digital Content team has been working to analyze community feedback and design a refreshed MyKingston experience.
Get Involved: Usability Testing
We now want to understand how users naturally navigate the site and how you expect to find and interact with certain services so we can ensure the portalremains intuitive, effective and aligned with public needs. Findings will inform navigation structure, labeling, messaging, and component design decisions. This research includes:
Exploring how users want or expect to find program and membership information in MyKingston
Understand user expectations regarding the City’s new address verification requirement
Validate the updated user interfaceby confirming if the design and architecture support a positive and intuitive user experience
MyKingston is our resident portal where we provide easy access to most online services, including options to apply for programs and permits, pay parking tickets, submit service requests, ask questions or provide feedback on municipal services. We want to improve how we deliver online services to the community by receiving your feedback on your experience using MyKingston and inviting you to share your ideas to improve this online service.
Building off results from the 2024 MyKingston survey, the Digital Content team has been working to analyze community feedback and design a refreshed MyKingston experience.
Get Involved: Usability Testing
We now want to understand how users naturally navigate the site and how you expect to find and interact with certain services so we can ensure the portalremains intuitive, effective and aligned with public needs. Findings will inform navigation structure, labeling, messaging, and component design decisions. This research includes:
Exploring how users want or expect to find program and membership information in MyKingston
Understand user expectations regarding the City’s new address verification requirement
Validate the updated user interfaceby confirming if the design and architecture support a positive and intuitive user experience
We use the IAP2 Spectrum of Public Participation to let you know how feedback on a project will be used. Here's how we are seeking and using your feedback on this project.
Inform: We will keep you informed by providing balanced and objective information to assist you in understanding the problem, alternatives, opportunities and/or solutions.
Involve: We will work with you to ensure that your concerns and aspirations are considered and evaluated and provide feedback on how public input influenced the decision.
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and considered by staff for use under the purposes of this site. Information
will be collected and used in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and other relevant privacy
legislation. All comments made on this site are available to the public
and may form part of public records.
