This month we’re beginning an experimental pilot of our AI-powered chatbot. Here’s what we’ve been doing since our last update about GOV.UK Chat and what’s happening now.
We've made new updates to the policy that defines what should and shouldn't go on GOV.UK. Here's what we're doing and why.
We’re making some changes to the GOV.UK homepage. Find out why and what’s coming next.
The team moved GOV.UK to a container based platform, which makes GOV.UK more secure, easier to scale and eliminates repetitive tasks for developers.
Find out how we developed our GOV.UK growth strategy, and the data, techniques and tools that we used.
We’ve reduced the time and effort it takes to publish content with images on GOV.UK. Here’s why and how we did it.
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.
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.
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.
We simplified our address finding system using the Ordnance Survey’s Places API. Here’s how we did it and the impact it’s had on GOV.UK and its users.
On September 30th certain users were being prevented from accessing files hosted on GOV.UK. Here is an explanation of what happened and how we resolved the issue.
GOV.UK is moving to be multi-channel. Learn more about our priorities by reading our strategy for growth.
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