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Guidance on building better digital services in government
The U.S. Web Design System gives flexibility to teams to build the right solution for users, but there are still plenty of design decisions that teams need to make to be successful. In short, you’ll still need a designer.— via 18F
The U.S. Web Design System is key to new website standards
GSA officially released the ‘website standards’ referenced in Section 3(e) of 21st Century IDEA. The U.S. Web Design System (USWDS) is key to new website standards.— via General Services Administration
We’ve been working on a new version of Digital.gov, and we’re ready to make it available to you.
This week, we're taking at look at how to reframe our approach to encouraging others to build with accessibility.
This week, we’d like to talk about trust, and the elements that go into building trust with people who are using our services.
When something important needs to be coordinated across the federal web space, the Federal Web Council is the vehicle for getting it done.
We are starting a new blog post series on 21st Century IDEA that’ll break down one essential topic and point to guidance to start running with it.
18F is kicking off a new series on building product management capacity in government agencies that explores the process of helping people in government transition into product management roles through experiential learning.— via 18F
This week, the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), clarified the process for information collections associated with the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA). These changes include an easy to understand chart that lays out the steps for this sometimes hard to understand process, and are a direct result of the feedback they’ve been getting from the community.— via The Guide to the Paperwork Reduction Act
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