Keep calm and carry on: government campaigns and GOV.UK
...a campaign landing page, which can be promoted in the TV ads, and which uses the same images and messages. In time, we’ll also be promoting pages like this through...
...a campaign landing page, which can be promoted in the TV ads, and which uses the same images and messages. In time, we’ll also be promoting pages like this through...
...£10 billion, or about £600 for each household in the country. Of this £10bn, GDS has been responsible for over £500m. What's helped us achieve that? In large part it's...
...result is a disenchanted team and an unsatisfactory end result. The best way to avoid that is to invest a few weeks in discovery first, allowing time for a small...
...source code for GOV.UK while building govt.nz. We’ve all benefitted from sharing tales of success and shortcomings with our fellow D5 members and, most recently, with our friends and colleagues...
...is now open for use After 9 months, 3.5 million messages, 32 live services, 850 code deployments, and 500 hours of user research — GOV.UK Notify is available to all...
...blog for data scientists and performance analysts. It’s called ’Data in government’. We archived our ‘Government technology’ blog because we can publish our technology stories with more impact on the...
...year for the team. We’ve chosen 15 different challenges and awarded £2.75 million of funding to 55 suppliers to work on innovative solutions to the chosen problems. The challenges are...
...I had to give up my job for family reasons. I was a stay-at-home mum for quite some time before I joined the workforce again. DevOps bootcamp I realised when...
...privacy intrusive and are more difficult for users to block. The conversations were technical but the protection of users’ online privacy remained at the forefront. We’re still working towards compliance...
...range of real people. Best of all, it's ok to be wrong. The best way of getting closer to being right is to test real ideas with real people. Roo...