...to www.gov.uk/guidance/balancing-water-resources allow GDS editors to withdraw and redirect statistics announcements consistently send organisational data to Google Analytics for all pages display an unsupported browser warning message for publishing tools...
...keep the site accurate, available and secure, and to meet the most pressing needs of end users: made improvements to user journeys from GOV.UK to HMRC online services published updates...
...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...
...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...
...continued to replace detailed guidance categories with topics and subtopics, and link mainstream browse through to topics reviewed 75% of all GOV.UK content as part of the ongoing work to...
...changes to centrally-managed content including: annual uprating of fees and charges across 150+ URLs changes relating to the new tax year including rules for pensions, capital gains tax, marriage allowance,...
...the visa application routes requiring extensive changes to mainstream content rename a number of organisations including Highways Agency (relaunching as Highways England), Treasury Solicitors Office (now the Government Legal Department)...
In case you missed them, here are two posts relevant to GOV.UK which were published on the GDS design notes blog this week: Designing with data(bases) - a post about...
...at a time added data about ministers and roles to the content store, which will be needed to make ‘history mode’ work added the concept of government administrations to our...
...priority) readying the site for the election making it easier for users to find things through site search and navigation making the publishing software simpler and more flexible The April...
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