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From Government Digital Service (GDS)
  • The government introduced a ‘Cloud First’ policy in 2013 for all technology decisions.

  • The Data Maturity Assessment framework is the foundation for measuring, improving and maintaining the health and strength of an organisation’s data ecosystem.

  • Apply the government secure email policy.

  • Configure email services securely using encryption and anti-spoofing.

  • Guidance for GOV.UK content publishers on how to use images and make them accessible. This chapter also includes the copyright standards for GOV.UK.

  • Introduction to content design.

  • Find the best guidance and tools to meet the accessibility regulations.

  • The AI Insights series offers government departments and public sector organisations technical guidance on implementing AI solutions effectively, safely and securely.

  • This explains the rules governing address for service for intellectual property rights in the UK.

  • How to write and record a user need for GOV.UK.

  • Sign up to take part in research to help improve GOV.UK and make sure it works well for the people who need it.

  • This playbook explains how we use social media at GDS. In it, we share our best practice, what we've learned and what we're planning to do.

  • Follow these steps to apply for a .gov.uk domain name.

  • A service must be in compliance with all applicable data privacy regulations including the General Data Protection Regulation and the Data Protection Act 2018

  • You must meet these standards when creating URLs to be used on GOV.UK

  • What data we collect from you when you use the GOV.UK app, what we do with your data, how long we keep it for, and how we protect it and keep it secure.

  • Ask the Government Digital Service for publishing access, advice, training or to create something new.

  • This is collated guidance from government websites and independent bodies to help you follow the technology code of practice.

  • Central government organisations are expected to use the GOV.UK website for their publishing, unless there’s a good reason not to.

  • When to use tables and how to make them accessible.