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Learn about the submission process for all HeadStart.gov products.

Read an overview of accessibility and best practices for 508-compliant PDF files on HeadStart.gov.

HeadStart.gov marketing includes e-blasts, social media posts, banners, webinars and webcasts, and other campaigns that target the Head Start and early childhood communities.

HeadStart.gov's identity includes page elements such as the size and placement of buttons, logos, text, links, and more. Review the proper use of and requirements for these elements.

This glossary defines terms related to website design, standards, and usability on HeadStart.gov.

Explore HeadStart.gov content specifications.

Review guidelines for determining whether digital media developed for HeadStart.gov meets Section 508 requirements. Digital media includes animations, webinars, podcasts, audio conferences, and more.

Accessibility checkers are useful for maintaining 508 compliance across files, software, and platforms.

Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 governs the accessibility of information technology in the federal government. The law requires federal agencies and contractors to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities.

Watch this webinar series to learn ways to partner with parents and families to help their children develop language and literacy skills.