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Introduction to GOV.UK
- 1. Really Useful Workshop Getting the most out of GOV.UK
- 2. Agenda • Introduction to the workshop • GOV.UK – a new concept • Finding your way around Inside Government • Break • Practical Workshop • Feedback • Transparency and Open data
- 3. Contact details Louise Russell, Head Of Local Links and Programme louise.russell@communities.gsi.gov.uk Abby Rudland, Programme Communications Manager abby.rudland@communities.gsi.gov.uk
- 5. How did we get here?
- 6. In 2004 the government web went from a loosely coordinated collection of websites...
- 7. directgov businesslink to something a bit simpler...
- 8. A tremendous achievement, which brought enormous directgov businesslink benefits, but it’s time to move on again
- 9. The web is now mainstream Users expect high quality service experiences And businesses know how to deliver them
- 11. directgov businesslink directgov businesslink We’ve gone from this...
- 12. GOV.UK Mainstream Users & Needs ...to a single domain Specialist Users & Needs
- 13. Simpler, Clearer, Faster services for Users Savings and Innovation for Government
- 14. Simpler
- 17. Clearer
- 20. Faster
- 23. Savings
- 24. Common platform for hosting, fewer systems, less duplication of effort
- 25. Innovation
- 27. We’re doing less
- 28. We’re doing less
- 29. We’re focused on tasks - getting to the ‘quick do’
- 30. We’re optimising for the common case but not ignoring the edge case
Editor's Notes
- more than 30 million visits a month
- beta – task completion from c60% to c70%
- DirectGov - c 120 seconds GOV.UK - c 80 seconds 100,000 days a year
- Half the people Less than half the cost 7 x the output
- We ’ re applying similar disciples to departmental sites - reducing costs by creating common templates and publishing tools. Departments still have effective and differentiated web presences, full of content they provide and control, but more consistent design and navigation will ensure users can easily get to the content they want. People shouldn ’ t have to know how government is structured to find the information they need, so we ’ re also playing close attention to how information is structured and tagged – making it easy to search across government. So, for instance, users can find out about a policy or service without having to know, before they start, which department is responsible.