By: How is GOV.UK performing? | Government Digital Service
[...] now our focus is on the transition to GOV.UK and listening to feedback, but very soon we will begin to use that qualitative and quantitative data to look in detail at how [...]
View ArticleBy: nettienwilliams
In reply to Louise. Louise - please could you tell us where you have spotted typos and broken links so we can fix them. Thanks.
View ArticleBy: K Evans
But the content is still poor and has numerous howlers on it, and downright WRONG info eg on copyright. So where was the editorial review on this? Where were the subject mater experts? Why didn't you...
View ArticleBy: Louise
In reply to nettienwilliams. Hi. You say user (and departments) have been useful to identify typos, broken links and inaccuracies post launch. Shouldn't the second pair of eyes notice these otherwise...
View ArticleBy: Etienne Pollard
Jose, Colin - glad it was a useful insight into the process. Louise - for the most part, the user needs previously met by BusinessLink were best served on GOV.UK by creating new things - such as...
View ArticleBy: Graham Spicer
In reply to Louise. Hi Louise, I'm a content designer at GDS and I believe Sarah was alluding to typos/broken links being spotted by departmental colleagues during the fact-check process. Yes, ideally...
View ArticleBy: Anna Harvey
In reply to Etienne Pollard. Hi Etienne I don't see any detailed information for Families, children and young people, which is even more important in these difficult times as people try to get into...
View ArticleBy: Si
In reply to Anna Harvey. Except now http://www.openfamilyservices.org.uk has had to close due to a lack of ongoing funds
View ArticleBy: User testing the digital tax account for small businesses | HMRC digital
[…] users of the service is technically accurate. Our colleagues in GDS have previously blogged about how fact-checking fits into the development process for GOV.UK, and it’s a similar story here. Up...
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