Website Resources

This page provides a top-level list of our official public-facing websites and a history of the 2015 fema.gov redesign.

Official Websites

• America's PrepareAthon
• Careers
• Center for Domestic Preparedness
• Disaster Assistance
• Emergency Management Institute
• Floodsmart
• Ready
• U.S. Fire Administration

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2015 FEMA.gov Redesign

Launch: October 3, 2015

The redesigned fema.gov launched on October 3. Read our article Less is More: Reimagining FEMA.gov to learn more about the project.

Completed Items as of September 29, 2015

• Made changes disaster declaration landing page.
• Made changes to the left navigation.
• Updated the photo captions look and feel.
• Researched and update disaster declaration registration summary.
• Made small changes to document and photo pages.
• Worked on bug fixes and small formatting items.

Completed Items as of September 10, 2015

• Fixed unresponsive videos on asset pages.
• Fixed navigation popup styling fix mobile vs desktop.
• Indented mobile “In This Section” popup menu items.
• Fixed navigation menu so its collapses.
• Fixed table header layout on disaster declarations.
• Corrected and updated disaster declaration menu.
• Updated the home page layout.
• Built new image rotator.
• Added the authorized equipment list section.
• Share button formatting.
• 10+ other bug fixes, improvements, and formatting items.

Completed Items as of June 29, 2015

• Fixed numerous bugs.
• Implemented back-end enhancements for content editors.
• Applied security updates.
• Added disaster declarations section navigation.

Completed Items as of May 7, 2015

• Added notification for mobile users to download the FEMA App.
• Added "In This Section" 4th menu on mobile.
• Made tables sortable / responsive.
• Formated content to display properly on disaster declaration pages.
• Fixed bugs.

Completed Items as of April 7, 2015

• Displayed the page content front and center.
• Built pages so they display on a tablet and phone.
• Increased the font size and line spacing.
• Use existing section headers as a table of contents for the page.
• Consolidated and created one main navigation list.
• Completed pages include: regular content pages, blog posts, and new releases.
• Built using bootstrap -- this is a techie thing.