...reviewed by content designer to ensure that the written information met the standard set by the GDS content design guidelines. In hindsight, it would have been more efficient to incorporate...
...the Product, Content and Design professions have been researching ways to improve CHEG and make the content more digestible and accessible for users. Specialist advice through the Export Support Service...
...regulations digital services must: meet level AA of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG 2.2) as a minimum work on the most commonly used assistive technologies - including screen magnifiers,...
...take this lesson with me into the rest of my career. Lesson 2: “Plan for every scenario” Charlie Stewart, GOV.UK Content Lead The transition period offered some unique challenges for...
...them a compelling reason to stay. This means we can serve them content personalised to their specific circumstances. We do this through a mixture of dynamic and static data inputs....
...and visual presentations are 43% more persuasive. Visuals are also simpler, easier to digest and more engaging. There are 4 key elements to visual storytelling: tailor the content to the...
...especially when you get drawn into the complexities of a project. We try to follow Government Digital Service's (GDS) content design principles to keep us on track. We have other...
...to be a DDaT professional? The content management system used at the charity was so difficult that I had to learn basic HTML to write and publish updates on the...
...best solve the problem. Essentially, agile is about people being content in not knowing what the end result looks like, having an open mindset and the desire to learn through...
...of your team but also with content, service and UX designers, user researchers and performance analysts. If you’re interested in joining the Digital, Data and Technology team at DIT, you...
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