In December, the Department for International Trade (DIT) released the new future UK tariff as an openly licensed and machine-readable data set for the first time. The new service represents...
...DIT could use data in new and creative ways to solve or fix problems. We shortlisted the best ideas to be brought to life, with the help of an assigned...
Government designers and developers are working to make export licensing easier for experienced and new UK international traders, and they need evidence to help them do it SPIRE, the faithful...
...but the fundamentals are now clear: the nature of our trading relationship with the European Union (EU), our Export Strategy and the newly launched Office for Investment. All this and...
...user. I know it sounds too pithy to actually be useful, but stick with me! When someone joins a product team, as a developer/user researcher/product manager, they are normally asked...
...in time for EU Exit The Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) team at DBT first formed to build a new independent trading infrastructure in time to leave the European Union....
...that the service is meeting the needs of users. This is based on user feedback, research, and market changes. The aim is to ensure the service is relevant and creates...
...the site was in line with the new GREAT branding. Content Designers worked with regional partners and investment advisers to produce content that was accessible to foreign users. We ensured...
...give the user a better signposting experience. If users have a clear direction of where to go next, then we improve our chances of a website objective being achieved. It’s...
...infrastructure to support sharing this with operational users across government Tariff Management Tool (TaMaTo): this is the user interface allowing users to maintain and update the UK Trade Tariff open...
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