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  • A description of what GDS Technical Architect job interviews are like, and how the interview process works.

  • Guidance for businesses and organisations on the relationship between trade marks and geographical indications (GIs) at the end of the transition period.

  • All government services must use the functionality of mandated central services: GOV.UK Notify and GOV.UK Pay.

  • Key information on Aerial Photography Great Britain (APGB), Postcode Address File (PAF) and Public Sector Geospatial Agreement (PSGA).

  • Find out how GOV.UK Notify collects and uses personal information when you complete its user satisfaction survey.

  • How a department's request to change content on GOV.UK is processed at the Government Digital Service.

  • The standards catalogue contains all the standards that have been endorsed by the DSA to date.

  • How to choose data tools and infrastructure that are flexible, scalable, sustainable and secure.

  • Find out how the government chooses open standards, and how you can suggest open standards, to improve services for users.

  • What GOV.UK Chat is and how to use it.

  • Find out how to become the custodian of a register.

  • Letting people know your services are available on the Digital Marketplace.

  • Follow this guidance if you’re responsible for choosing, buying and managing Software as a Service (SaaS) tools in your organisation.

  • Optimise your API service level indicators based on your user needs.

  • All essential shared data assets (ESDA) must be assessed for data quality issues, made findable and be available through APIs.

  • How to make sure your data is accessible, reusable and maintained independently of any technology or service.

  • All public facing services must use a GOV.UK domain, or another public sector domain in line with the GOV.UK Proposition, and use the GOV.UK Design System.

  • These standards should be used for publishing geospatial data in accordance with the National Data Strategy and in compliance with the recommendations of the Data Standards Authority.

  • Algorithmic tool DARAT (Domestic Abuse Risk Assessment Tool) helps police officers to effectively grade the risk of future harmful incidents of domestic abuse.

  • This document provides guidance on how to make data sharing more efficient in government departments and agencies.