The U.S. Government Publishing Office released the beta
website of govinfo on February 3, which is available here: https://www.govinfo.gov. Govinfo will
eventually replace the Federal Digital System (FDsys), which provides free online access to official federal government publications
from all three branches of government.
Govinfo contains all of the content available on FDsys, such as the United States Code, the Code of Federal Regulations, and the Federal Register, but has a more modern look to it and was designed to improve usability.
Govinfo contains all of the content available on FDsys, such as the United States Code, the Code of Federal Regulations, and the Federal Register, but has a more modern look to it and was designed to improve usability.
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| Homepage of govinfo.gov |
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| Advanced Search page on govinfo.gov |
GPO is the official publisher and distributor of federal
government information. GPO assures that the electronic documents on govinfo are
official and authentic by applying a visible digital signature on online PDF
documents.
Some of the new features on this website include the ability
to browse documents from A to Z or by category and a Related Documents feature.
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| Browse A to Z feature |
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| Related Documents feature |
Govinfo is designed for optimized display on mobile devices,
so you can easily access government documents on your phone, tablet, or other
device:
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| Govinfo's display on an iPhone 6 |
As you explore the beta website next time you conduct
research involving government documents, the GPO welcomes any and all feedback through
its online survey.
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