Roadmap update: Friday 5 December
...Priorities remain unchanged. With mere days left to go, we’re continuing to prioritise above all else the product changes which enable us to transition HMRC, agencies and non-departmental public bodies...
Neil Williams
Head of GOV.UK.
Neil tweets as @neillyneil
Roadmap update: Friday 21 November
...work with the Ministry of Justice and Her Majesty's Courts and Tribunals Service to look at third party publishing, via a new API, of a page on GOV.UK for every...
Roadmap update: Friday 7 November
...new ‘info’ pages, revealing user needs and usage data to help content designers measure performance and improve their content enabled translation of content in Whitehall publisher into Estonian made several...
Roadmap update: Monday 20 October
...made progress on adding email notifications to sub-topics and to the 2 finders for drug and medical device safety information (these finders won’t launch until the Medicines and Healthcare Products...
Roadmap update: Monday 29 September
...the process of registering a birth or death overseas for a further 35 countries finished work on the ability to mark content as being in beta added a postcode filter...
Roadmap update: Friday 12 September
...new short URLs (this is internal to GDS for now but will be rolled out to departments and agencies soon) let content designers compare differences between editions in Travel Advice...
Roadmap update: Friday 29 August
...manuals format: adding support for custom numbering in lists, and adding manuals to the site search index For government publishers For our users around government, we’ve also: given managing editors...
Roadmap update - Friday 15 August
...new version of mainstream browse, simplifying more than 200 browse pages into a single interface transitioned a number of sites (including 17 in one week), leaving 67 sites to move...
Experiments in roadmapping at GOV.UK
...GOV.UK may find it interesting to read too. Download the roadmap itself Download the July roadmap document here. For the past 2 months, we've issued the roadmap among the papers...
New "specialist sector" option in publisher
...idea is that, in future, content in any format from across GOV.UK will be able to be grouped together around specialist topics. These specialist or "sector" browse pages will replace...
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