...in the accessibility lab We want to make sure there are no barriers preventing someone from using something. However, user research conducted in 2016 showed that we could improve awareness...
...private to public beta. GDS provided us with fantastic support and they helped us develop positive digital change and deliver on this service. An excellent service can only be delivered...
...game of noughts-and-crosses against the intelligent piece of paper (52 Wins, Losses, 8 Draws). While playing the game, each pair had to work together to follow simple computer code and...
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has recently come in to promote transparency around the collection, use and storage of data. In this blog post, we speak to some of the many people across GDS who have been involved in preparing for GDPR.
...September: phase 1 contracts awarded 30 September: feedback provided The other 4 winning challenges At GDS’s Sprint 18 event, Oliver Dowden also revealed the other winning challenges of the GovTech...
...a range of different things from our guidance depending on their level of experience. People newer to government services or agile ways of working need: ways to get up to...
...only include a selection of blog posts. However, we encourage authors to get in touch with the blog editors they worked on their posts with to find out how their...
If you didn’t get a chance to attend Sprint 18, make sure you read our live blog from the day. It includes a summary of what happened, photos, videos and tweets.
Sprint 18 is coming up in 1 week – on 10 May. Kevin Cunnington talks about the themes Sprint will focus on, and how they drive our work and our purpose – to help government work better for everyone.
We are introducing a new approach to the spend assurance process for technology and digital services across government. Find out how and why we’re doing this.
If you’re interested in joining us, check out all open opportunities on the GDS careers site.
