Blogs

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has been on a journey to improve their data reporting, using and iterating on machine learning, from algorithms to deep neural networks with lessons for everyone on this path.

What are some examples of misunderstood metrics, and how and when should you use them? We’ll talk about these metrics and their potential misinterpretations and pitfalls.

In part two of this multi-part YouTube Live series, learn how User-centered design is a practice honed by the American tech industry

Overview of the HUD Real Estate Assessment Center IT team, program, structure, and their shift to DevOps.

In our July meeting, the USWDS team and special guests walk through migrating sites to USWDS 2 and take any questions you might have.

Learn how to develop creative content for social media, make your photos stand out, and sharpen your Instagram skills.

Come and help us plan for this year’s federal report card review.

A two-hour workshop with Presidential Innovation Fellows to learn how to give your data its best story possible.

We’ll talk to members of various agencies to find out how analytics programs and tools are governed at that agency.

In part one of this multi-part YouTube Live series, learn how civic technologists work to better our government.

Join the U.S. Web Design System team as we walk through the system’s design tokens and take any questions you might have!

A day focused on designing a better customer experience with and within government.

Come join the Plain Language community on the 12th of June and learn how to develop an agency brand voice!

Come and learn all about Search.gov! The site search for federal government websites

Come learn all about Executive Core Qualifications. Cheryl Abram, Lead Evaluation for OPM’s Federal Executive Institute (FEI), will be discussing how to assess, achieve, and demonstrate ECQs.

Join us to learn about the latest developments in the mobile citizen experience. and discuss recent developments and highlight opportunities

Learn how Analytics.usa.gov, the public window into how the public interacts with federal government websites, uses an API and allows you to query data in machine-readable formats.

Join the U.S. Web Design System team as we talk through the recent update to 2.0