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Why GOV.UK APIs are changing and how you can get involved

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A blue circle contains the initialism API. Arrows from the circle point to illustrations representing the GOV.UK website, the GOV.UK app, services on GOV.UK, GOV.UK Chat, GOV.UK Search and GOV.UK Agents

We’re exploring how the application programming interfaces (APIs) that deliver content for GOV.UK could evolve to better support an experience spanning multiple digital channels. Find out what we’re doing and why we want to understand more about our users.

How people used GOV.UK in 2025

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A computer screen showing the numerals 2025, with a phone screen displaying the GOV.UK crown, graphs, social media engagement icons and a magnifying glass against a blue background.

User insights help us to understand how we can develop GOV.UK to ensure it continues to meet people’s needs and work well for everyone. Learn about some of 2025’s main findings across the GOV.UK website, app and social media channels.

How information architects are helping to build GOV.UK’s future

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Three information architects standing in front of a large screen displaying a presentation slide which reads: “World Information Architecture Day London 2025. 32 locations, 17 countries, 5 continents.”

As we reflect on a successful event at GDS for World Information Architecture Day, find out how information architects’ work to classify, structure and consistently manage content is supporting GOV.UK’s ambitions.

Introducing GOV.UK’s new publishing strategy

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A graphic design illustration showing GOV.UK’s homepage, and the GOV.UK logo on a smartphone screen.

We’ve launched a new strategy for the GOV.UK Publishing Service. Learn how our plans will make it easier and quicker for us to publish content and help GOV.UK become multi-channel.

Responding to the changing user needs of the COVID-19 landing page

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A woman sitting at a table with a laptop. On the laptop screen is the GOV.UK coronavirus page.

As the subject of over 100,000 Google searches a month, we know people are still looking to GOV.UK for information on coronavirus. So when we discovered the page was not meeting changing user needs, we made some improvements.

Helping people understand cladding and building safety costs

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GDS and DLUHC worked together to develop a smart answer to help users find out how much they might have to pay to remove cladding, or make their building safe.

How we're saving publishers time by converting formatted text

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Screenshot of a javascript code snippet of the paste-html-to-govspeak implementation. The first line is a code comment reading: “npm install paste-html-to-govspeak”. The next line imports the module, reading: “import { pasteListener } from 'paste-html-to-govspeak'”. The last line gives an example of how to attach the paste event listener to the element, this reads as “element.addEventListener('paste', pasteListener)”.

We’ve reduced the time and effort it takes to create content on GOV.UK by improving the pasting of formatted content. Here’s why and how we did it.