Same name, new ambitions
Same name, new ambitions
A new chapter begins. We unveil the name and vision for the new digital centre for government.
A new chapter begins. We unveil the name and vision for the new digital centre for government.
...User research team and Procurement. Now it's the turn of the Product analysts. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZ8Bd8Tza1Q Meet the Product analysts - video transcript Peter Jordan (Product analytics lead, Government Digital Service): The...
Last week, Roo Reynolds wrote about how we’ve been improving site search on GOV.UK. Throughout the past couple of months we’ve been analysing our search data to find out more about how people are searching the site. Here are some …
...GOV.UK A few months ago, we released the Content Explorer as an addition to the Performance Platform. This tool provides a snapshot of how pieces of content are performing using...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hays3kgKpg Highlights: This week's video comes from our Transformation Programme Director, Mike Beaven. Last week the final three of our exemplar projects went into discovery, meaning all 25 have now...
From time to time, a news event can trigger a high volume of response from the government. It may involve information coming from a number of different departments, for example, or need frequent updates as a situation unfolds. The challenge …
Last week we held our first 'market engagement' event for suppliers interested in providing assisted digital support for government services. It was really popular - so much so that we had to open another session so everyone who wanted to could …
...make pages (and how they are used) more memorable. In short, we've gone from doing what we thought was the right thing to do, to testing how real people use...
...practice. Today we are publishing an updated version of the PCAG’s principles for further feedback and comment. We will also arrange workshops to discuss the principles and to increase awareness...
...sets out how central government is going to transform its services to become digital by default. But we’re aware that 18% of adults in the UK are not online and...
...forth. These are things that may sound trivial, they may sound important for the individual, they may sound trivial for the Government, but actually there are millions of transactions behind...