Discover what we’ve learned in the year since the GOV.UK website fully migrated to Google Analytics 4, and how our use of data is evolving as GOV.UK expands to multiple digital channels.
This is a list of what we’ve been working on since the last update on 27 June 2016, and what we plan to do next. As usual we’ve divided the work up into lists of what we’ve been doing to …
...5. Or, in more technical terms, the main feedback table in support-api contains almost 17 million records. 16 million of these are simple 1 to 5 ratings for a GOV.UK...
What happens when you get 40 content designers in a room? We tested this theory at the content design meetup in Newcastle on Tuesday 21 June and learned about accessibility, user research and forms.
...of features - and so that we are only maintaining it in one place. Progress on Whitehall migration So far we have migrated 8 Whitehall formats to use the Publishing...
This is a list of what we’ve been working on since the last update on 10 June 2016, and what we plan to do next. As usual we’ve divided the work up into lists of what we’ve been doing to …
We’ve just finished improving the application we use on GOV.UK for postcode matching. It’s used to give a result for ‘local transactions’ and ‘find my nearest’ formats. Local transactions help users find services and content that are provided by their …
This is a list of what we’ve been working on since the last update on 26 May 2016, and what we plan to do next. As usual we’ve divided the work up into lists of what we’ve been doing to …
...a single platform overhauling tagging, building a taxonomy system and redesigning site navigation helping departments and agencies get ready to transform and tag their content These are big, transformational changes....
Here are a couple of blog posts from the other GDS teams that caught my eye.
This is a list of what we’ve been working on since the last update on 13 May 2016, and what we plan to do next. As usual we’ve divided the work up into lists of what we’ve been doing to …