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.
HMP Rochester is one of a handful of prisons that helped the Ministry of Justice test early versions of a new digital service, the Prison visit booking exemplar.
As well as this blog, GDS has a small selection of accounts on various social media networks and other web services, and we thought it would be useful to publish a list of them here.
Last week we launched a new online service allowing people to register to vote. This is a big deal.
I’ve just got back from speaking at a workshop for Norwegian government web editors on how GOV.UK keeps its focus on user needs and maintains content quality. I thought I’d share some reflections on the visit.
A couple of weeks ago, we updated the index page for all the blogs hosted on GOV.UK.
On Monday I gave a talk at Sprint Policy, an event discussing the impact digital technology and digital thinking was having on the world of policymaking. I mentioned a few books, blog posts and ways of looking at the web …
Yesterday we released 83 dashboards. We wouldn’t normally plan to release like this.
Our user support analysts have used A/B testing to help 1,000 more users a month find the contact details they're looking for on GOV.UK.
Why do we write GOV.UK in capitals? And why is the URL written lower-case? You may well have heard the reasons, but we've never actually written them down. Let's fix that now.
Recently the Government Digital Service's infrastructure team moved GOV.UK to a new hosting platform. Find out what happened ...
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