COVID Websites
  • Best Practices for COVID-19 Government Websites
  • Getting started
    • Why do state or local governments need good COVID-19 information websites?
    • Where do I publish COVID-19 information?
    • Who is my audience?
  • Information to put on your site
    • Overall suggested hierarchy
    • Homepage & overall structure breakdown
      • Introduction
      • Key health guidance
      • Key financial & business resources for your locality
    • Infections & testing data
    • Announcements & press releases
    • Additional considerations
  • Design & technical resources
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  • Free resources for developing a public-facing COVID-19 website
  • Other resources to for your COVID-19 response
  • Listing of U.S. state/ local COVID-19 websites

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Free resources for developing a public-facing COVID-19 website

Public-facing COVID-19 infections dashboards

Image & illustration assets (all resources listed here are safe for free use)

Videos

Testing & self-assessment tools

Infection tracking/ tracing

Building your website

FAQs library

Other resources to for your COVID-19 response

  • - The NYTimes provides a free coronavirus information portal, which contains lots of content and an e-book. Their FAQs section is fantastic.

  • - A collection of open source digital resources to help governments respond to the Coronavirus from New America. Lots of sample projects + code references that you can take to repurpose.

Listing of U.S. state/ local COVID-19 websites

California, NYC, and New Jersey all have excellent COVID-19 websites in terms of website usability, ease of finding key information, and simplicity.

- - A curation of the those impactful data visualizations about Coronavirus (COVID-19) - from an enterprise tech company - - Johns Hopkins provides an embeddable dashboard of coronavirus cases around the world. - - - Eagle County provides an example of a great local dashboard that is publicly available. They also provide instructions for how to create one for your own state/ locality.

- - - - - - lots for assets that you can use for Facebook, Instagram, and other social platforms

- - - this ad is excellent. Link to tweet

- developed with the CDC, White House, and FEMA

- - component and layout library used by official U.S. government websites - - feel free to copy and use any aspect of this template based on your needs

- - This Q+A tool is for general scientific questions about COVID-19. Developed by the in collaboration with the and the at New York University.

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Free resources for developing a public-facing COVID-19 website
Other resources to for your COVID-19 response
Listing of U.S. State/ Local COVID-19 Websites
NY Times articles on Coronavirus
Pandemic Response Repository
California
GitHub code
NYC
New Jersey
google sheet
Tableau COVID-19 Viz Gallery
Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Global Cases
Instructions for embedding it
Eagle County Community COVID-19 Monitoring
CDC’s coronavirus logo
CDC’s Coronavirus Image Library
CDC’s Public Health Image Library
CDC’s Coronavirus Graphic Assets
CDC’s Social Media Toolkit
CDC’s Video Library
Social distancing ad from Ohio Dpt of Health
Apple’s self assessment tool
Design system from digital.gov
Link to the mockup referenced in this document
Ask A Scientist
Federation of American Scientists
New Jersey Office of Innovation
Governance Lab