Posts about the development and iteration of the GOV.UK website. You can find more information for GOV.UK publishers on the Inside GOV.UK blog.
Keeping GOV.UK running takes a lot of work. Like any website, it needs maintenance. And, as an important part of national infrastructure, it’s crucial that it has a team of people available to respond quickly to any problems as they …
We’ve always said that transforming government’s approach to digital and technology would save money, and it has.
Evans Bissessar talks about the work he's been doing auditing all the gov.uk domains belonging to local authorities.
Forms specialist Caroline Jarrett talks about what makes a great form, and why you should care.
A few years ago, I stood up at the first GDS all-staff meeting and told everyone there to “look sideways”, by which I meant: don’t get stuck in silos of your own making.
The other day, while driving along a local shortcut, I was faced with a ‘road closed’ sign and had to u-turn. Beyond the sign, there was no road where road had been yesterday.
Jamie Arnold has been part of GDS since the very beginning, working on the early stages of GOV.UK and many other projects since.
With this parliament drawing to a close, it’s time to take what we’ve learned over the last few years and work out how to pick up the pace of digital transformation in the years to come.
Yesterday we hosted our first GOV.UK Conference; a chance for all departments and agencies that now provide their information and services on GOV.UK to catch up, share ideas, and work together on our future plans.
Paul Leinster, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency, talks about their experience of moving to GOV.UK a year on.
If you’re interested in joining us, check out all open opportunities on the GDS careers site.