You can find more information about accessibility on the dedicated Accessibility in government blog.
I’m Alistair Duggin, Head of Accessibility here at Government Digital Service. I’ve been here for just over 7 months now. My job is to make sure that GOV.UK is as accessible as possible.
The slides aren't the thing. They're what make you pay attention to the thing.
I work as a content designer on the Digital Marketplace and for over a year now, I’ve also been working as a volunteer in adult literacy classes.
David Durant worked with DWP's Personal Independence Payments team to help them use agile to demonstrate their progress.
Dave Worley, a digital take-up advisor at GDS, describes how we are helping services across government to encourage users to use the digital service.
For many of us it may be hard to imagine life without digital technology or the internet. But what about the *20% of UK adults (that’s over 10 million) who don’t have the access, opportunity, or skills to take part …
Our eighth design principle is build digital services, not websites. “Our service doesn’t begin and end at our website. It might start with a search engine and end at the post office.”
The Digital By Default Service Standard came into full force this month.
This week, Cath Richardson and Jon Rimmer talk about some of the user research methods we are using at GDS to help us understand how people use our online services.
Joshua Marshall is Head of Accessibility at GDS. Just before Christmas, we sat him down for a short chat about his work. In Joshua’s opinion, the single most important thing GDS has done to improve accessibility across government is “change …
If you’re interested in joining us, check out all open opportunities on the GDS careers site.
