...Design Manual; Technology code of practice; Sprint events; blogs and mailing lists of digital teams across government. All these are not the work of any one person, agency, or department....
...standards: the Technology Code of Practice and the Digital Service Standard. They ensure departments and their service teams have flexibility in their technology choices, meeting their needs without being locked...
...very simple way of doing this. Building with the Government as a Platform principle The Service Toolkit currently features links to: standards: the Digital Service Standard, the Technology Code of...
...above a certain threshold. Work in the pipeline will be assured against government standards, such as the recently updated Technology Code of Practice. This will show us where and how...
...could say that a blog post is like a piece of code. Code is not written in isolation but created within a context – in response to something that our...
...data and technology sectors. This work builds on the success and expertise we’ve gained through the Digital Marketplace and other UK-based work, such as the Technology Code of Practice, spend...
...digital services and the Technology Code of Practice in the spend control process. GDS and CSG designed the functional standard to fit in with these well-established standards. Functional standards do...
...need across the civil service. So it’s crucial that our users do not need to have any technical background to create online forms. Co-designing the GOV.UK Forms platform Building on...
...add in code snippets that would allow for journeys to be linked across the domains through page views. A lot was learnt through this early iteration, and these learnings have...
...work, you can take a look at our source code which is coded in the open. Our way of working We organised ourselves into sub-teams to complete the Recurring Card...
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