In the content team we’ve developed new theme dashboards that give us a page-level indication of GOV.UK mainstream content performance. These dashboards are useful to everyone in GDS, as GOV.UK user data can reveal how people interact with government services, …
...share headline data on what browsers, operating systems and screen resolutions we've seen over the past month across the whole site. I hope it's useful. Rank Browser Jan-14 Jan-13 1...
Today, we updated the Transactions Explorer, our tool for tracking performance data for the government’s transactional services.
...out some of the frustration and inefficiency, making it easier for people to do their jobs or use our services. I’m in listening mode – trying to get a better...
...the “web platform” as opposed to anything else. Design and sketching was done in code for speed. Google Chrome running in fullscreen mode displays the Heroku page when a connection...
...when we come out of our offices and go to meet other departments, they've got some very similar issues. It allows you to share in some of others' successes and...
On my recent trip to Korea, I was hugely impressed by the technological innovation on display and by the progress on the digital development of the public sector. That why it was a pleasure yesterday to see GDS host a …
...the Cabinet Office, and chaired by Liam Maxwell, Government CTO. Setting the scene Francis Maude talked about how important it is to get technology in the civil service right, as...
Today is the election for the next Mayor of New York City. Mike Bloomberg cannot stand for a third term, and there are more than a dozen challengers competing to take his place. Whoever wins, I hope they support the …
...needs first - not something that security policy is known for it enables real choice of IT for civil servants - there is guidance for Mac OS X, Ubuntu and...
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