As we reflect on a successful event at GDS for World Information Architecture Day, find out how information architects’ work to classify, structure and consistently manage content is supporting GOV.UK’s ambitions.
...(each department must be consistent in their use of the dataset). Document collection Collections are for grouping related documents which users need to find together. Within a collection page documents...
...department, agency or NDPB) means that they have all the features of a standard org, except: they are not listed on the organisations page, and instead are listed at the...
...up the Defence Council and Defence Board, and you can see that in action on their ‘Our governance’ page. It’s very early days for this feature. Future iterations are likely...
...www.gov.uk/government/how-government-works?aksjdk [any random letters will do, but each combination will only work once] If it’s important that a new document appears all around the site the instant it is published,...
Lots of departments around government have been asking what we’re planning to do about consultations. We realised that we’ve been thinking so hard about it that we’ve not been telling...
...favour of the date it was originally published. Below is a screengrab of how it looks right now on a policy. (But bear in mind the actual data here is...
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