Events

The May 2020 USWDS monthly call revisited the design system’s card and forms components. Speakers also paid special attention to data visualization.

In this workshop, we will guide agencies through the streamlined Technology Transformation Services cloud acquisition process at the U.S. General Services Administration.

Lessons learned in the areas of people, processes, and tools from early efforts in the Air Force’s journey to a multi-cloud environment.

Learn about the skills and needs of American readers, how we are failing our audiences, and ways to do better.

See how the U.S. Food and Drug Administration crowdsources to identify potential health risks.

We will define product management, discuss how it’s used in the government context through a case study, and arm listeners with practices to use and evangelize product thinking.

Learn how organizations can securely collaborate using cryptographic technologies.

Join SocialGov, the federal government’s social media community of practice, for our virtual Spring Session!

For those seeking ways to internally re-skill their workforce for digital transformation, a look at mythology reveals a recurring theme where those answering the call are involved in an iterative cycle of ’leveling-up’, a theme that may help change-agents set conditions for successful retention and growth of organic digital talent.

History Hub is a crowdsourcing platform that helps the public find historical records.

New to DAP? No problem. Join us to learn about the reporting interface, common terminology, and basic reports. This 2.5 - 3 hour session is designed for novice users to “get off the ground” with DAP and Google Analytics.

In this webinar, we will answer commonly asked questions about Cloud.gov and explain how using Cloud.gov enables development teams to deploy applications quickly and securely.

Join U.S. Web Design System Product Lead, Dan Williams, as we talk about the design system and answer your questions.

We’ll discuss how plain language intersects with 508 compliance requirements to make federal electronic documents and information technology accessible to people with disabilities.

We’ll show you how easy it can be to wrangle data and engage in technical discussions surrounding data, artificial intelligence, machine-learning models.

In this workshop, we demonstrate the basics of using the Cloud.gov platform as a developer.

In this workshop, we’ll address how to think about justifying an analyst role on your team, and talk about the role’s many hats, as well as making the business case to your leadership team.

We will provide guidance on how to manage the process of procuring AI products, services, and technologies, including considerations, pitfalls, and lessons learned.

Join us as we meet with Land Information New Zealand who is utilizing an agile approach to assist in further updating their topographical information and data.

Watch this special presentation featuring 18f Content Strategist, Ryan Johnson, where he discusses how you can effectively write accessible web content.