Making it quicker and easier to search on GOV.UK
Making it quicker and easier to search on GOV.UK
We’ve made some changes to the interface of site search on GOV.UK to create a simpler, more user-friendly experience.
Official Documents move to GOV.UK: how this could affect you
On Monday 3 February, content from the National Archives Official Documents website will move across to GOV.UK. This blog post sets out how organisations publishing to GOV.UK could be affected, and what you may need to do to prepare for …
Use of logos on GOV.UK pages: draft guidelines
The information in this blogpost may now be out of date. See the current GOV.UK content and publishing guidance. We've had a few questions recently about whether - and where - logos can be used within GOV.UK content and tools. …
SPRINT GO: an event about the transition to GOV.UK
We’re holding a SPRINT GO event next Thursday, 30 January, about the transition to GOV.UK of more than 300 agencies and arm’s length bodies (ALBs). This half-day event will bring together colleagues from government departments, agencies and ALBs across England …
Topics: an overview
What are they? Topics are the top-level groupings of information in the departments and policy area of GOV.UK. They give users an overview of government activity in a particular area, allowing them to understand what the government is doing without …
Campaign fulfilment options on GOV.UK
GOV.UK offers government organisations a range of options to support promotions and marketing campaigns. This blogpost gives examples of what we offer, and discusses when each type might be used. It should be read alongside the recently-published guidelines for campaign sites. …
Where have all the Pivotal tickets gone?
Some of you may have noticed that we've deleted the long list of user stories in the "icebox" of our public Pivotal Tracker project for the Departments and Policy section of GOV.UK and corresponding publishing tool. Don't worry, none of your …
GOV.UK organisation types: a user guide (updated June 2014)
The information in this blogpost may now be out of date. See the current GOV.UK content and publishing guidance. We’ve been asked recently what type of organisation gets a presence on GOV.UK - and what sort of presence they get. …
Data visualisation: joining the dots of government publishing
A great thing about having lots of government organisations publishing content in one place is the ability to see how the various parts of the machine fit together. GOV.UK offers a few ways for users to do just that, for …
Two helpful new features for publishers
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Alice Newton - former Product Manager for GOV.UK, Government Digital Service, Posted on:
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Product changes
Faster documents filter in publisher Editors often tell us that the slow and confusing documents filter is the worst bit of the departments and policy publisher. So we've made it quicker. We've also redesigned it so that you can select …
Remote research: get insights from users in under a week
...mix of users, you can also include a couple of questions in the screener to help segment participants. For example, if you want a mix of frequent/infrequent users, ask how...
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