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Guidance on building better digital services in government
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Happenings, milestones, and data points from the past year.
This week, we're taking at look at how to reframe our approach to encouraging others to build with accessibility.
DigitalGov had a pretty great year in 2016, and that was largely due to a bevy of talented and dedicated writers from over 50 agencies and departments across all 3 branches of the federal government (Thank you!!!). Below, we’ll review some program highlights from the last year, including our top-viewed articles and resources, and tell you how you, too, can contribute to DigitalGov in 2017.
A review of mobile apps, tools, and websites from federal agencies created to help the public with weather and emergency preparedness– and how organizations can help share that information.
The White House is marking Back to the Future Day with a series of conversations with innovators across the country. Follow along here.
NASA’s reach over the last 24 hours eclipsed that of the regulars typically seen in government digital metrics.
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