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Visit on Digital.gov to find more resources for improving how the government communicates with the public in Spanish.
Find more information about how the U.S. Department of Labor approaches plain language for UI on their .
To see more plain language definitions of UI terms produced by the Office of UI Modernization at the U.S. Department of Labor, please visit .
Learn more about on
See the for more examples of how to use active voice effectively.
Visit this American Psychological Association (APA) Style Guide to learn more about .
You can learn more about gender-inclusive communication in Spanish from , created by the Ministry of Women, Gender and Diversity of Argentina.
Academic Spanish dictionary: .
Grijelmo, A., & Merino, J. M. (2019). “More than 555,000,000 of us can read this book without translation”: Mas de 555 millones podemos leer este libro sin traducción = More than 555,000,000 of us can read this book without translation. Taurus. [This collection of essays portrays the richness of the Spanish language and presents a mix of historical, social, cultural, and economic perspectives.]
If you want to design better UI claimant communications, see this , created by the New Jersey Office of Innovation and Semicolon Design Group.
Gonzales, A.L. (2022, July 7). Why multilingual research matters. Code for America.
For web accessibility guidance visit (W3C).
See the 's guidelines on and on optimizing images for the web.
: An open source list of names and considerations for names to make systems more equitable.