Notes from a Swedish explorer

...of doing things. When building the web development part of the new service we tried out agile methodologies and started to follow the GDS blog, - learning from GDS’s work...
You can find more information about user research on the dedicated User research in government blog.
...of doing things. When building the web development part of the new service we tried out agile methodologies and started to follow the GDS blog, - learning from GDS’s work...
GDS conducts Service Standard Assessments for public-facing services with more than 100,000 transactions per year. All smaller services are assessed internally by departments. As the expertise within departments has grown,...
...we’re discussing over 100 of them on our design patterns hackpad, and we only publish a pattern on our Service Manual when we’ve got plenty of evidence from user research...
Here at GDS we are privileged to meet digital teams from around the world, and we often stay in touch well after our first meeting.
...don't forget to sign up to email alerts. Transcript: Apply for a UK tourist visa from China - user research case study Home Office user researcher Katy Arnold talks about...
When we were designing and building our user research lab, we learned a lot about how best to build one. During the past 6 months of running our lab, we've learned even more.
...It’s important to understand the context in which users are accessing our digital service. The prison visit booking team surveyed over 2,200 callers to the booking lines. They’ve used the...
...some of ours. Carer’s Allowance: mapping the service transaction Many teams use their wall to map out end-to-end transactions for a service. The Carer’s Allowance team have done just that....
Over the last couple of months we’ve run search engine optimisation and analytics workshop sessions for content designers in government departments and agencies.
In 2010, Martha Lane Fox (the UK’s Digital Champion at the time) completed her review of the government’s web offering.