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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There is some information that is specific to states or localities, such as:

  • Whether or not there is a Stay At Home order from the state.

  • Who should get tested for COVID-19 and how.

  • What local resources are available such as hospitals or financial help.

  • Infections, testing, and tracking data that is specific to your locality.

The section of this doc describes what types of information you should have on your coronavirus website, which is specific to your state/locality, vs. what can be linked or embedded from an authoritative source.

Information to put on your site
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  1. Getting started

Why do state or local governments need good COVID-19 information websites?