Why GOV.UK Verify matters

...and driving a market, and looking in and acting as one government. Well done to them. Follow GOV.UK Verify on Twitter and don't forget to sign up for email alerts....
...and driving a market, and looking in and acting as one government. Well done to them. Follow GOV.UK Verify on Twitter and don't forget to sign up for email alerts....
...we’re discussing over 100 of them on our design patterns hackpad, and we only publish a pattern on our Service Manual when we’ve got plenty of evidence from user research...
...is a 12-day introduction to digital delivery. It will prepare anyone who’ll be working on a digital project at DWP in the future for working in an agile, user-focused multidisciplinary...
Last month I was invited to give a talk as at the Cambridge University Computer Science lab.
...their vital role in the future of government as a platform as Pete Herlihy wrote just the other day, the status tracking and notifications platform team is working together with...
Right now, hosting services is one of the most time-consuming barriers for new digital services, and usually involves duplicating work done elsewhere. On the Government Platform as a Service team we’re working on solving that.
There’s huge potential for digital transformation in local government as well as national government.
We’ve mentioned registers a few times on this blog, most recently in relation to the work of the Land Registry building on the steel thread, the brilliant new Companies House public beta, and their importance for building platforms.
We want to see how platforms can improve the way people communicate with government. As part of this, we’re starting discovery work on status tracking and notifications.
The technology you use to do your job should help you achieve more. When it doesn’t it’s frustrating.