...user what they are paying for. The Home Office team have added the payment link to email replies, enabling customers to pay online for invoices for the first time. Using...
...historians, supported by the History and Policy Group at King’s College London. Can you guess, for example, which former prime ministers volunteered to pay for an ironing board themselves or...
...fine, of course. We use another anonymous Google form for this, with the answers going to their own tab in the spreadsheet. Allow a couple of days for this, to...
...£20 million fund helps private sector innovators tackle public sector problems. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law came into force. We had been preparing for the regulations for almost...
...form on the site to help us improve it. If you're a developer, feel free to take a look at the project code on Github, and suggest your own improvements....
...approximate equivalent of what we're doing at GDS in the UK. (Code for America are friends of ours too, but their remit for working with US cities falls into a...
...your views, about GDS or about your own experiences - feel free to comment below, or join the conversation on Twitter. Don't forget to sign up for email alerts too....
...government services to empower more people to access them independently. Accessible design is about building more streamlined, thoughtful and empathetic services that are better for everyone. Chris Ferguson, Director for...
...content lead, GDS We’re taking part in Services Week to promote user-centred design and to help civil servants across government learn how they can improve forms. Forms matter. A badly...
...designs. This is how I worked for years myself. But this lack of overlap between disciplines can lead to problems. Sometimes, if a developer doesn’t understand the thinking behind a...
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