Rebuilding CDC.gov
Learn how the CDC.gov team used a bold “Clean Slate” approach to reimagine the site and meet real user needs.
Requirements for delivering a digital-first public experience —Learn how to implement 21st Century IDEA to design and deliver better websites and digital services.
Understanding the Digital Analytics Program —The Digital Analytics Program (DAP) offers advanced, easy web analytics for federal agencies.
An introduction to domain management —A .gov domain instantly conveys credibility and trustworthiness, and proper domain management practices ensure that your website is secure …
An introduction to federal website standards —The federal website standards help agencies provide high-quality, consistent digital experiences for everyone.
An introduction to digital governance —Learn why governance is essential to digital experience.
Improve written and verbal communication to make government more effective.
Explore methods of service delivery that improve customer experience in government contact centers.
Expand and improve digital content in languages other than English.
Promote the use of plain language to provide better service to the public.
Improve social media outreach and performance.
Create better user-centered products for the public.
Make better decisions using web analytics and other optimization strategies.
Create a better online experience for the public alongside government web content managers.
Innovative work, news, and ideas from people and teams in government
Learn how the CDC.gov team used a bold “Clean Slate” approach to reimagine the site and meet real user needs.
In a recent governmentwide community discussion, we shared tips to remediate the use of PDFs on government websites, focusing on balancing needs, choosing formats, starting fixes, and ensuring documents are accessible for everyone.
On the eve of her retirement, Laura Godfrey reflects on multilingualism and equitable access to government information.
The FY 2024 Governmentwide Section 508 Assessment highlights progress and ongoing challenges in federal digital accessibility efforts. This assessment provides key findings on governmentwide accessibility maturity and actionable recommendations. The recommendations include stronger enforcement of 508 standards, increased resourcing, and integrating accessibility into the technology lifecycle to enhance compliance and access for all.— via General Services Administration
Learn how the Login.gov team improved translations and added a new language to enhance their service.
To improve access to government services, GSA launched Notify.gov, a notification tool that sends text message reminders about government services and benefits programs. This service aims to ensure families receive the right information at the right time on the government services they use.— via General Services Administration
Digital promotes effective, usable federal services that enhance public trust in government. Over the past four years, the Office of the Federal Chief Information Officer (OFCIO) has laid the groundwork for a modern, secure, and user-friendly federal government. From advancing cybersecurity to forging global partnerships and streamlining IT investments, these efforts have improved how millions interact with government services.— via The White House
18F measures the success of coaching by tracking the progress of first-time product owners. Through self-assessments and ongoing support, they focused on developing key skills such as product discovery and vendor management. This approach allowed them to visibly track growth and ensure agency partners were empowered to lead their technology modernization projects with confidence.— via 18F
18F collaborated on 31 government digital service projects in 2024, including the IRS Direct File Pilot and Notify.gov. To streamline processes, they shared five default templates for other project teams to adopt and improve efficiency and transparency on their own projects.— via 18F
Digital.gov
An official website of the U.S. General Services Administration