GOV.UK Wallet: Building momentum, working in partnership
GOV.UK Wallet: Building momentum, working in partnership
An update about GOV.UK Wallet and our engagement with the technology sector.
An update about GOV.UK Wallet and our engagement with the technology sector.
GOV.UK is the best place to find government services and information online. The best way to get there is to type www.gov.uk into your browser.
Following yesterday's budget announcement, we thought it would be interesting to look at how GOV.UK performed on the day compared with budget day last year.
...to join the NHS organ donation register. Over 350,000 people have now registered for organ donation via this one link on GOV.UK [since Jan 2013] Via a comment on that...
...this incredible fully functional Lego keyboard. One man and his dog - the benefits of integrated care on the Social Care blog. The Foreign Office has joined Buzzfeed - read...
Sarah Richards is Head of Content Design at GDS. We sat down with her recently to ask some simple questions: What is content design? What difference does it make?
GDS is building a reputation for creating a digital government based on user need. We’re transforming digital services, opening up government, and building skills and capability in government. Together we have designed and delivered the award-winning digital platform of GOV.UK. …
...the current Priority Service to come to our offices for a demonstration of the form. At the moment, the service uses long paper forms that often require repeated entry of...
...with Women Techmakers today between 3pm and 6pm for the Women Techmakers Summit at Campus London. GDS's Head of Content Design, Sarah Richards, shares her thoughts on women in technology....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIDFIsfsFeA This week, Cath Richardson and Jon Rimmer talk about some of the user research methods we are using at GDS to help us understand how people use our online...
Today is World Book Day, so we thought it would be fun to look back through history and find out about some civil servants who dabbled as authors on the side.