...For example, registers should use the ISO-3166-alpha-2 country code to unambiguously reference a country, relying upon the country register to hold the country’s official-name, local-name and other information for the...
...experience What: We want to make Pay more usable and accessible for all our paying users. Why: Paying for public sector services should be hassle free. It's important that the...
...joined up and transparent and, for the first time, create a clear view of everything government is doing. It’ll be good for the taxpayer and good for democracy! You see?...
Last year our boss Mike Bracken talked at the Code for America Summit in San Francisco, and spoke about the need to strike a balance between usability and security. There...
...before you even start coding. Essentially, instead of documenting your code, you code your documentation. It’s a low-cost way of prototyping your code. Teams use docs-driven development for a number...
...text. One of our key design rules – tools before content – grew from the recognition that for many things text is a really problematic choice. For example, the passports...
...of teams that use Notify to save time and money, and build better services. Sending one-off messages at short notice Bracknell Forest Council started using Notify in April 2018. As...
...the world for business, for government itself, and for citizens: businesses will be able to depend on better data infrastructure, which will make the UK a better place to do...
...example, charging for a service that’s available free, or charging a premium for checking an application. So we want to make sure that people can easily find the official, current...
Congratulations to the team at Companies House for taking their new free information service into public beta today. Their Chief Executive Tim Moss has just published a blog post, saying:...
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