How to 'Get Started' using GOV.UK Forms - experiences of the Content team at the DVSA

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The graphic features a screengrab of a page on GOV.UK, on a laptop. The text on the screen reads: Apply to replace a lost, stolen or damaged Driver CPC card. The image has a blue background.

In this guest blog post, Thomas Williams and John Ploughman, from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) share their experience of being private beta partners and getting started with GOV.UK Forms.

From Whitechapel to the White House

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A large group of delegates from digital governments around the world pose on the ‘Navy Steps’ outside the Old Eisenhower Building, Washington DC.

When you make things open, you make things better. GDS Chief Executive Chris Bellamy and Chief of Staff Louise Harris, and cross-government colleagues, were invited by counterparts in Washington DC to have that conversation with a group of global digital leaders. Discover their key highlights in our latest blog post.

How we’re using Webinars to demonstrate how quick and easy it is to use GOV.UK Forms

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In our latest blog post find out about our recent webinar. Hear all the latest updates on our new form builder GOV.UK Forms and find out how easy it is to set up a trial account and start creating forms.

Department for Education: Our experience of joining GOV.UK One Login

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A person holding a mobile phone using the GOV.UK One Login app

In this guest blog, hear directly from Jane Farrington from the Department for Education about how her team implemented GOV.UK One Login to improve the sign in experience for apprenticeship services.

How we reduced CSS size and improved performance across GOV.UK

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A laptop screen displays SpeedCurve metrics, featuring a graph that shows a decrease in CSS size from 42 kB to 25 kB after code changes to serve individual stylesheets

We recently reduced CSS size and improved performance across GOV.UK pages by moving away from bundling all CSS into a single stylesheet served to all pages to serving smaller stylesheets containing only the necessary styles for each page.