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How “What’s New” on Section508.gov Keeps You Informed

If you’re looking for a quick way to stay up to date with accessibility guidance, tools, and resources, What’s New on Section508.gov is a great place to start. You can access “What’s New” at any time from the top navigation bar on Section508.gov.

Behind the scenes, it works automatically to surface the most recent activity across the site—so you don’t have to go searching for it.

Screenshot of Section508.gov header navigation, with a circle drawing attention to the whats new link on the top-right corner adjacent to the search bar.
Figure figure number. Red oval encircles the link to What's New! on Section508.gov

Here’s how What’s New works:

  • This page shows when content pages and blog posts were created and last updated.
  • Items that are new or updated within the past 30 days are highlighted in the list so they’re easy to spot.
  • The most recently updated content appears first, helping you quickly see what’s most current.
  • Our team may also “pin” selected items to the top to draw attention to important updates.
  • If there haven’t been many recent changes, the page still shows a small set of the most recently updated items so it remains useful.

For accessibility professionals, this means you can rely on one page to:

  • Catch newly published resources
  • Spot important updates to existing guidance
  • Stay aligned with evolving best practices

Just as importantly, it reflects real changes happening across the site — not a manually curated list — so what you see is always current.

What’s New on Section508.gov is designed to help you stay informed more easily. Whether you check it regularly or occasionally, it helps ensure you don’t miss updates that could impact your work.

Reviewed/Updated: August 2026

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