...designer GOV.UK content should always be written in plain English, so a content designer helped turn some of the policy-heavy wording into simpler language. For instance, we changed some headings...
...need it. We’ll still promote open standards and ask service teams to open source new code. And we’ll still ask service teams to avoid locking in particular technology solutions, reuse...
A look at the next 5 successful challenges to get funding and the public sector problems the Catalyst hopes to solve.
...greet on the day - you need a minimum of 2 people for this: one in the room and one to collect people in reception Step 4 – Publicise your...
With almost a quarter of all search queries on Android devices currently spoken, here's more detail on the work we've been doing to meet the emerging needs of voice assistant users and make government more accessible.
...platforms have developed, meant the playbook was due another update. We deliberately kept this published as a playbook, “a notional range of possible tactics in any sphere of activity”, so...
There are around 50 service designers currently working across government. Here's how we set up our community to talk about our work, share ideas and spot opportunities for collaboration - and how you can join in.
...Readers can ask our team questions to find out more about their role. You can follow this series on the GDS Instagram page. Subscribe to this blog for updates. ...
...looking for a small team to help create content for the launch of the playbook, to be showcased at the annual OECD conference in October in Seoul. The playbook will...
We're not huge fans of PDFs on GOV.UK. We hope this post will help publishers explain to colleagues the problems with using them and support moving towards an HTML-first culture.
If you’re interested in joining us, check out all open opportunities on the GDS careers site.
