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How people used GOV.UK in 2025

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How people used GOV.UK in 2025

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.

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2 week blitz - kickstarting the new roadmap

Posted by: antoniasimmons, Posted on: 26 June 2017 - Categories: How we work, What we're working on
GOV.UK Scrutineers team

In early April we kickstarted our new 2017 to 2018 roadmap with a 2 week blitz period. As we formed new teams centralised around the roadmap missions, each team was given a single ‘must do’ task.

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Quarterly update: wrapping up 2016 to 2017 and starting our new roadmap

Posted by: Jen Allum - Former Director, GOV.UK, Posted on: 21 June 2017 - Categories: Vision and plans, What we're working on
The GOV.UK Template Consolidation team

...to get to the page. They can then aggregate lists of content by page views, time since last update and format type. They can also see other data that is...

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The pre-election period

Posted by: GDS team, Posted on: 21 April 2017 - Categories: GDS team

In the coming weeks, you will notice that it’s much quieter than usual on this blog and all the other blogs run by GDS. It’s because between midnight on Friday, 21 April and the general election on 8 June is …

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Incident roundup - part 2

Posted by: Paul Heron, Posted on: 21 April 2017 - Categories: Incident reports

We’ve posted before about what happens when things go wrong on GOV.UK, and how we classify and prioritise incidents on GOV.UK. This post is a roundup of 5 incidents that GOV.UK encountered between August and October 2016. It follows on …

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Incident roundup - part 1

Posted by: Paul Heron, Posted on: 20 April 2017 - Categories: Incident reports

We’ve posted before about what happens when things go wrong on GOV.UK, and how we classify and prioritise incidents on GOV.UK. Every incident teaches us something new about our technology or the way we communicate with each other.

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Making tagging part of publishing

Posted by: Sam Dub, Posted on: 18 April 2017 - Categories: Finding things, Product changes

We’re working to make tagging content to the new taxonomy a simple, routine step in the GOV.UK publishing process. The Finding Things team have been creating the first complete taxonomy for GOV.UK, starting with Education. This taxonomy powers a new …

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Questions to help you define your mission - a thing for product managers

Posted by: Jen Allum - Former Director, GOV.UK, Posted on: 7 April 2017 - Categories: Best practice, How we work

GOV.UK is a busy programme. Every fortnight, we in the programme team check in with our teams to find out what they’ve been up to, what their blockers are, and what they need from us.

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Bigger and better: ConCon5, the 5th cross-government content conference

Posted by: Trisha Doyle, Posted on: 5 April 2017 - Categories: Content, Events
Gerry McGovern speaking at ConCon5

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...

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Guest post: Transition is supporting transformation at Public Health England

Posted by: Rosanna Alam, Posted on: 3 April 2017 - Categories: Content, Transition
PHE and GDS content designers having a chat

...their International Discovery work. And last month, GDS ran 2 user needs workshop days with a number of our legacy site owners to demonstrate why we put users first and...

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New navigation for education content on GOV.UK

Posted by: Holly Garrett, Posted on: 31 March 2017 - Categories: Finding things, Product changes
Screenshot of the new education, training and skills navigation page

The Finding Things team have been working with the Department for Education and agencies to make it easier for people to find what they need on GOV.UK.

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