The Service Standard helped define what “good” looks like for digital services. Now, we’re working together to define what “good” looks like for the future of public services. A digital...
...towards that vision, our team initially compared some of the different forms technologies currently in use. While not a fix-all for every form or every team, online HTML forms emerged...
...in into the first column, from cell A5 downwards (Optional) Highlight the search results section from row 17 to the bottom, select Format > Conditional formatting..., and enter your website...
...understand that making a service easy to use for people with disabilities makes it easier to use for everyone. Accessible design is good design. Designing for disability leads to innovation....
...better outcomes for residents. For example: Hertfordshire has developed a robot that repairs road damage before potholes form, working with the University of Liverpool; North Yorkshire’s use of AI to...
...bring with them the digital and data skills they need to build a modern digital government. 5. Funding for outcomes, procuring for growth Efficiency and value for money remain front and centre if we’re to...
...saying that we don't follow this slavishly. We're flexible and we optimise for meeting user need and for delivery. Consistent not uniform. None of this is revolutionary and it's probably...
...with Codebar, a non-profit organisation that runs coding workshops for under-represented people in tech. We met to have a chat. DCMS wanted to run something similar – informal meet-ups for...
...how we wish to move forward...The GDS approach is a good model, it makes sense (for now anyway), it has shown us how things could work and how things could...
...11 October 2017, 240 content designers from 56 departments and agencies travelled from 24 locations to come together for ConCon6. Building a co-designed day The aims for ConCon6 were created...
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