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From Government Digital Service (GDS)
  • This guidance outlines how to make informed choices about your organisation’s reliance on cloud technologies.

  • How to plan and create guidance about a change to a policy, scheme or process so that users know what they must do and when.

  • There are several places you can get help and advice when writing for GOV.UK.

  • 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.

  • Information about the open standards chosen for use in government technology.

  • How to create and edit content blocks in Content Block Manager, and use them in GOV.UK content.

  • Sample accessible document policy, including example wording and guidance on what to cover.

  • Algorithmic tool to help local authorities to prioritise inspections of food businesses based on their predicted food hygiene rating

  • This framework is designed to establish the practice of documenting architectural decisions made during the design and development of systems.

  • Tools and evidence to back up content design decisions.

  • How to contact the Government Digital Service (GDS) if you're a government publisher.

  • How to create and edit manuals.

  • How to create and edit local transaction pages.

  • Find guidance for the responsible use and development of data and data technologies developed by and for government and public sector bodies.

  • Customers must no longer access programmes via EU satellite broadcasting services to avoid a charge for a UK service.

  • A survey to understand the opportunities for public sector data among businesses, researchers and public bodies.

  • Guidance for businesses who have unregistered Community designs.

  • How to create and edit statistics announcements and publications.

  • How to create and edit topical event pages.

  • UK customers may not be able to access their online content services when they visit the EU.