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Informed consent form template for state organizations  

State organizations can use this template to collect informed consent for participants in state research studies.

Is your Information Details page doing its best work?  

The Info Details content type is one of the most flexible by design. Presenting information that is clear, scannable, and digestible calls for a template with lots of options and components. At the same time, your Info Details page should make thoughtful use of the options, so it doesn’t overwhelm people.

Is your Service page doing its best work?  

The purpose of a Service page is navigation – to get your visitors to the information, applications, or resources they need. To achieve this, it’s important to use the flexible design of the Service page to your advantage.

Making Accessible Word Documents for PDF Export  

Find out what you should consider when creating word documents for accessibility and exporting to a PDF.

Mass.gov style guide  

Mass.gov is the official website of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Use this guide for publishing content on Mass.gov to make sure the website is respectful, friendly, and welcoming.

Massachusetts Design System  

The Massachusetts Design System (formerly Mayflower) is a shared resource that helps designers and developers create clear, accessible, and consistent digital experiences for people using state services and programs.

PDF Form Accessibility  

Though the most accessible way to gather information from individuals is a web-based form, sometimes PDF forms are necessary. If a form needs to be printed and collected or saved as paper, a PDF form might work best. Learn how to create an accessible PDF form with Adobe Acrobat Pro.

Social Media Post Accessibility  

Learn how to make your social media posts accessible, wherever you post.

Starter kit: Collecting and analyzing constituent feedback  

Feedback gives you insight into constituents' experiences using your information and services. State organizations that take advantage of feedback are more likely to find and address problems.