GOV.UK
The 2017 to 2018 GOV.UK roadmap
The 2017 to 2018 GOV.UK roadmap
The goal for GOV.UK in the next financial year is: “make the single domain work harder for users”.
What we’ve been working on: designing GOV.UK
You might have noticed that the design of GOV.UK hasn't changed much for a while. Or at least, not visibly.
What we're working on: 27 March 2017
This is a list of what we’ve been working on since the last update on 10 March 2017, and what we plan to do next. As usual we’ve divided the work up into lists of what we’ve been doing to …
Using GOV.UK’s new publishing platform for mainstream formats
GOV.UK has been working hard to migrate formats to use the new publishing platform over the last year.
Presenting our new taxonomy beta!
It’s official: the new GOV.UK taxonomy is now in beta.
How we made the GOV.UK roadmap
I thought it would be interesting to share how we went about making the GOV.UK roadmap for the 2017 to 2018 financial year. So in this post I’ve distilled the process down to the main things we did, and are …
How we use Trello on the GOV.UK Publishing Platform team
Teams at GDS are free to pick the processes and tools that work for them. On the GOV.UK Publishing Platform, our Kanban process is supported by Trello.
What we're working on: 10 March 2017
This is a list of what we’ve been working on since the last update on 27 February 2017, and what we plan to do next. As usual we’ve divided the work up into lists of what we’ve been doing to …
Early birds - collaborating with service teams from the start
Last year Trisha Doyle wrote that content should be part of service design in her post about GOV.UK’s content operating model - I couldn’t agree more.
What we're working on: 27 February 2017
This is a list of what we’ve been working on since the last update on 10 February 2017, and what we plan to do next. As usual, we’ve divided the work up into lists of what we’ve been doing to …
Incident report: broken tabs on GOV.UK
This post outlines a recent production issue on GOV.UK and how it was resolved. We’ve blogged in the past about what happens when things go wrong on GOV.UK, and also how we classify and prioritise incidents.