At GOV.UK One Login, we've tackled a significant challenge: helping government teams understand our constantly evolving digital identity service.
When we're working with the 25 exemplar services, the transformation team often get asked how to govern service delivery in an agile world.
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.
In April 2014 the Digital by Default Service Standard went live, and since then all new or redesigned services have had to be assessed against all 26 points in the standard.
...subject of content design, starting with a short video interview with our own Padma Gillen, in which he explains what makes good content design and what makes a good content...
...work at ben.terrett@digital.cabinet-office.gov.uk and I'll point you in the right direction. You should also follow the UK Gov Digital Jobs Twitter because we tweet about all the digital jobs from...
...delivered the digital service with a small team against a deadline set in legislation is by being agile. Agile is not a thing you buy, agile is a thing you...
A couple of weeks ago, we updated the index page for all the blogs hosted on GOV.UK.
All our projects begin with discovery, a short phase in which we start researching the needs of users, understand the things we'll need to measure to improve the service, and explore technology and other constraints.
...what makes it onto GOV.UK. This post from Jeremy Waite about how to build a truly social business is worth a look. Data nerds - here are over 100 weird...
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