You can find more information about accessibility on the dedicated Accessibility in government blog.
...one in which people expect high quality, effective digital services. Currently, too many central government services offer a poor user experience, which leads to low rates of successful completion. To...
...for different users and services. It could be helping people learn to use the internet so they can use digital services by themselves. It could be having a place where...
On Monday 23rd April, Race Online 2012 handed the baton on to Go ON UK.
GDS aims to create digital services that are world class and become the channel of choice for service users. But the demographic of those who remain offline reveals that these very citizens are some of the heaviest users and most …
...– both able-bodied and disabled – has focussed our efforts on not just whether our code validates or the colour contrast is good enough but that formats work for all...
...digital world is dwindling, it’s important to remember that only 74% of adults have access to broadband at home, compared to 91% of adults who have a mobile phone. In...
Hello! I'm Léonie Watson. I'm working with Government Digital Service (GDS) on the accessibility of the beta site. This is the first of a series of accessibility focused posts I'll be putting together over the next few months.
We provide an introduction to Assisted Digital which allows customers with different support requirements to access digital services, ensuring no one is left behind.
...context and help make future government sites more accessible for everyone. Photo credit: Paul Downey Richard Pope was Product Owner on the Alpha.gov.uk prototype. You should follow @richardjpope on Twitter...
If you’re interested in joining us, check out all open opportunities on the GDS careers site.
