Explaining the motivations for accessible design

James Buller, Access Needs Lead, and Sue Spevack, graphic designer, tell us why it's important to design for all users.
James Buller, Access Needs Lead, and Sue Spevack, graphic designer, tell us why it's important to design for all users.
Mark Prince, product manager at HM Passport Office, explains how users can now apply for their first adult passport online.
...don’t need to see the code. Instead, they enter an employer’s email address and the code is sent directly to the employer with instructions on how to use it. So...
...end the pilot so that our developers could start working on the new design. Testing our design We’re about to start a second pilot with our new design, which...
Senior interaction designer Eliot Hill explains a new tagging system that shows the confidence levels in user journeys during various stages of the design process.
...Soon after, I went on the GDS agile training course, which is where I was introduced to the government design principles. ‘This is for everyone’ – one of the principles...
...that bit faster and smoother, so they can concentrate on delivering the service. Standards Government Digital Service (GDS) has done a lot of the work to set standards for government...
...projects was working with the assisted digital team on a poster for UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI). The assisted digital team works to make sure that people who have low...
Senior interaction designer Karwai Pun tells how she used her design skills to help her on her first attempt at using the Home Office Forms framework
...– to explain what we mean by ‘user research’. We wanted something we could promote, post to online forums and even send out in recruitment emails. We wanted a text...
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