5 reflections from 5 GOV.UK people on the occasion of GDS's 5th birthday
...app I've been involved in building from the ground up, so it was a proud moment to see it come to fruition. I'm looking forward to delivering further iterations and...
Neil Williams
Head of GOV.UK.
Neil tweets as @neillyneil
Designing a content operating model for the next phase of GOV.UK
...for how GDS and departments can begin working towards it from the 2017 to 2018 financial year. We hope to be working with early adopter departments/agencies on developing a roadmap...
The GOV.UK roadmap - 2016 to 2017
...a single platform overhauling tagging, building a taxonomy system and redesigning site navigation helping departments and agencies get ready to transform and tag their content These are big, transformational changes....
The vision for GOV.UK is to make government work for users
...government content and data in stable, machine-readable formats provide digital representations of real world things, backed by registers offer ways for government (and suppliers) to share our publishing service fully...
Happy 3rd birthday, GOV.UK
...that, I’ll also be developing a renewed vision for what GOV.UK should become in the years ahead. I’m keen to hear from people inside and outside of government with ideas...
What we’re working on: 17 July 2015
...users can find their correct local councils Mission: 16 content themes improved by October completed improvement work on driving-related content, which included refining the 'contact DVLA' smart answer to point...
GOV.UK high-level roadmap - Quarter 2, 2015
Following on from the recent trio of posts in which we talked about the operating context, team structure and goals for GOV.UK in 2015 to 2016, we’ve now completed the...
What we’re working on: 26 June 2015
...subtopic browse page URLs - this will help with subtopic namespace clashes (eg there's already a detailed guide at www.gov.uk/animal-welfare, so now we can have a /animal-welfare subtopic) and also...
The goals for GOV.UK in 2015 to 2016
...clearer, faster access to government services and information. That means providing a single place for people to interact with government that’s as frictionless as possible, and which continuously improves. And...
New normal, new teams, new goals
...meantime: we’ve continued to maintain the site and make valuable improvements as usual, prioritising the most urgent and important things sprint by sprint). Image by Dean Hochman. Neil Williams is...
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