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How GOV.UK is supporting new ideas and helping the next generation of service designers

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Students presenting their projects around a table, on the table are some maps with markers. GDS staff are chatting with the students.

We’ve been working with students to envision what GOV.UK could look like in years to come, helping them to develop career skills and allowing us to explore innovative approaches. Find out how the project went.

Introducing GOV.UK’s new publishing strategy

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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.

Updating GOV.UK when there is a machinery of government change

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You might’ve spotted a change in the number of government departments. Here’s how we supported this change, updated GOV.UK to reflect it and what we learned from doing so.

How we ran a discovery for GOV.UK publishing permissions

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We’re always looking to improve GOV.UK for users, including government publishers. Here is how we identified some of the next improvements to the publishing experience.

Why and how we updated the GOV.UK campaign templates

Man sitting at a table in an office with a laptop open. On the laptop screen there is the campaign template backend showing a page with title “Setting up GA4”.

There’s a new and improved campaign template for communicators across government to use on GOV.UK. Read what’s changed and how we’ve tested it.