GOV.UK’s content operating model: what we learned and what’s next
This blog post will cover what we’ve achieved, how our biggest, most exciting challenge is yet to come, and how government needs to work together to get there.
Trisha Doyle
Bigger and better: ConCon5, the 5th cross-government content conference
We held the fifth cross-government content conference - ConCon5 - in London on Wednesday 15 March. It was the biggest yet, with over 275 people attending on the day and 73 watching the live stream.
GOV.UK’s content operating model: what’s next after discovery
I’m Trisha Doyle, the Head of Content Design for GDS, and I want to tell you about our work on GOV.UK’s content operating model, following on from Neil Williams’ blog post about it a few months ago.
GOV.UK content designer exchange
We want to work better with other content designers across government working on GOV.UK, so we're inviting content designers from across government to come and work with us.
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Act now to comply with new accessibility regulations
Public sector organisations have a legal duty to make websites and apps accessible. Service and product owners for the government’s central website, GOV.UK, need to upload an accessibility page and publishers need to upload an accessible documents policy.
Find out how your public sector organisation is impacted at GOV.UK/accessibility-regulations
Act now to comply with new accessibility regulations
New regulations mean public sector bodies have a legal duty to make websites and apps accessible. Service and product owners for central government’s website, GOV.UK, need to upload an accessibility page and publishers need to upload an accessible documents policy.
Find out how your public sector organisation is impacted at GOV.UK/accessibility-regulations.