Design & technical resources
We recommend the following design and technical resources:
Public-facing COVID-19 infections dashboards | - Tableau COVID-19 Viz Gallery - A curation of the those impactful data visualizations about Coronavirus (COVID-19) - from an enterprise tech company
- Johns Hopkins Coronavirus Global Cases - Johns Hopkins provides an embeddable dashboard of coronavirus cases around the world.
- Instructions for embedding it
- Eagle County Community COVID-19 Monitoring - 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. |
Image & illustration assets (all resources listed here are safe for free use) | - 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 - lots for assets that you can use for Facebook, Instagram, and other social platforms |
Videos | - CDC’s Video Library
- Social distancing ad from Ohio Dpt of Health - this ad is excellent. Link to tweet |
Testing & self-assessment tools | |
Infection tracking/ tracing | |
Building your website | - Design system from digital.gov - component and layout library used by official U.S. government websites
- Link to the mockup referenced in this document - feel free to copy and use any aspect of this template based on your needs |
FAQs library | - Ask A Scientist - This Q+A tool is for general scientific questions about COVID-19. Developed by the Federation of American Scientists in collaboration with the New Jersey Office of Innovation and the Governance Lab at New York University. |
- NY Times articles on Coronavirus - The NYTimes provides a free coronavirus information portal, which contains lots of content and an e-book. Their FAQs section is fantastic.
- Pandemic Response Repository - 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.
California, NYC, and New Jersey all have excellent COVID-19 websites in terms of website usability, ease of finding key information, and simplicity.
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