Creating the GOV.UK Publishing Design Guide
Creating the GOV.UK Publishing Design Guide
We’ve improved how we work at GOV.UK by creating a new design resource for our teams. Here’s why and how we did it.
The findings of our first generative AI experiment: GOV.UK Chat
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Dr Matthew Gregory, Lead Data Scientist at GDS, Alessia Tosi, Data Scientist at GDS, Sharon McDonald, Lead User Researcher, GDS and Robert Sewell, Senior User Researcher, GDS, Posted on:
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Data, User insights, What we're working on
GOV.UK has run its first generative AI experiment to see how a Large Language Model (LLM) would work using GOV.UK content. Here are our early findings.
Experimenting with how generative AI could help GOV.UK users
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Chris Bellamy, Director of GOV.UK, Posted on:
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Data, Vision and plans, What we're working on
The GOV.UK AI Team are investigating how generative artificial intelligence and large language models could help the millions of people that use GOV.UK every week.
In numbers: How people used GOV.UK in 2023
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Paul Cronk, senior performance analyst, GOV.UK, Posted on:
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Content, Data, User insights
GOV.UK’s most-viewed content gives us crucial guidance about what our users are looking for and how we can develop our services. From a historic Coronation to key tax updates and a new system of emergency alerts, here were some of 2023’s big moments.
Updating the GOV.UK licence finder
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Jessie Rossington, former Product Manager, GOV.UK and Peter Hartshorn, Developer, GOV.UK, Posted on:
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Finding things, What we're working on
We’ve launched a new tool to help people find licences for their businesses, homes and other activities. Here’s how we delivered a successful outcome for users and what happens next.
Changing the GOV.UK proposition: supporting our strategy for growth
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Robert Rockstroh, GOV.UK Policy & Strategy Manager, Government Digital Service (GDS), Posted on:
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Vision and plans, What we're working on
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.
A bold new look for the GOV.UK homepage
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Kuba Bartwicki, Lead Designer, GDS and Monica Crusellas, Senior Interaction Designer, GOV.UK, Posted on:
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Finding things
We’re making some changes to the GOV.UK homepage. Find out why and what’s coming next.
Undertaking GOV.UK's largest software infrastructure project
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Nila Patel, Senior Delivery Manager, GOV.UK and Chris Banks, Senior Site Reliability Engineer, GOV.UK, Posted on:
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Product changes
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.
How we developed GOV.UK’s strategy for growth
Find out how we developed our GOV.UK growth strategy, and the data, techniques and tools that we used.
Making it easier to add images on GOV.UK
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Nikin Nagewadia, Senior Interaction Designer, GOV.UK, Daniel Karaj, Senior Frontend Developer, GOV.UK and Mike Whitehouse, Senior Product Manager, GOV.UK, Posted on:
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Product changes, What we're working on
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.
Updating GOV.UK when there is a machinery of government change
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Esther Woods, Content Designer, GOV.UK Content team, Isabel Attwood, Content Designer, GOV.UK Content team and Imogen Rowley, Senior Content Designer, GOV.UK Content team, Posted on:
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How we work, What we're working on
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.
Related content and links
GOV.UK’s strategy for growth
GOV.UK is moving to be multi-channel. Learn more about our priorities by reading our strategy for growth.
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