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Tech & Innovation·August 25, 2026·1 min read

Congresswoman Wants to Add Images to Legislation to Keep Pace With the Post-Literate Future

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If US lawmakers start treating legislation as a visual medium, policy communication becomes a design and UX problem, not just a legal one. For govtech and civic platforms, this opens a lane for tools that translate dense text into structured, visual artifacts that non-experts can actually parse.

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