Which government website launch famously cost approximately $54 million but was initially unusable, with widespread technical problems preventing citizens from completing basic transactions in 2013?

Government retail experiences and digital innovations sometimes lead to spectacular failures. In 2013, one of the most expensive government website launches in history became notorious for its technical problems, poor user experience, and massive cost overruns. This poll tests your knowledge of this significant government retail failure that became a political flashpoint and case study in public sector project management.

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Healthcare.gov (U.S. federal health insurance marketplace)
GOV.UK (United Kingdom's public sector information website)
myGov (Australian government services portal)
Canada.ca (Canadian government unified web presence)