Making GOV.UK more than a website
We've added open standards markup to GOV.UK to provide detailed information about a topic directly on the Google search results page. Read about what exactly we did, why we did it, and what's next.
Sam Dub - GOV.UK senior product manager
Building a better GOV.UK, step by step
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Sam Dub - GOV.UK senior product manager and Gabrielle Acosta - Content designer, Posted on:
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Content design, GOV.UK, Service design, Services Programme, Style, content and design
As GOV.UK marks its sixth birthday, we look at how step by step navigation on the site is making things better for users.
Hey GOV.UK, what are you doing about voice?
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Sam Dub - GOV.UK senior product manager and Mark Hurrell - Head of Graphic Design, Posted on:
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Digital, Digital strategy, GOV.UK
With almost a quarter of all search queries on Android devices currently spoken, here's more detail on the work we've been doing to meet the emerging needs of voice assistant users and make government more accessible.
Building end-to-end services into GOV.UK
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Kate Ivey-Williams and Sam Dub - GOV.UK senior product manager, Posted on:
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Content design, GOV.UK, Transformation
Doing complex tasks like ‘starting a business’ or ‘learning to drive’ means users have to find lots of different pieces of content and interact with government lots of times. We’ve been working to take all these bits and pieces and build them into a coherent service journey, which will be displayed on a single page.
Related content and links
How accessible is your website?
Public sector organisations have a legal duty to make websites accessible by 23 September 2020. Find out how your organisation is impacted at GOV.UK/accessibility-regulations
GOV.UK service and product owners need to upload an accessibility page and publishers need to upload an accessible documents policy.