...and Technology Strategy 2024. We’re continually challenging ourselves to become the leading centre for data analytics across government. We work with colleagues across government to compare lessons learned and push...
...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...
...development our test engineers help us check that: code works the way it’s expected to changes to code haven’t broken existing functionality services are protected against security threats Using the...
...and matching the data Data ingested into the BRTC is structured using the common data model POLE (Person, Object, Location, Event). This is the standard data model used for all...
...Digital Service DDaT Profession Capability Framework as a template. The Framework describes the job roles in DDaT and provides details of the skills needed to work at each role level....
...to keep citizens safe and the country secure. When we introduced the Home Office 2024 DDaT Strategy 4 years ago, we laid out our intention to become a department of...
...between design and development we decided to provide production-ready implementations in React. Greater interoperability This new codebase builds upon the code in the GOV.UK Design System. This commonality: allows us...
...data driven, and by removing as much duplication as possible. Part of our efforts to eliminate duplication involves converging our technology estate and creating more shared platforms. This post is...
...that didn’t require users to remember a password. We tried using codes instead of links. Send the user a code, user enters a code to access the website. But we...
...or nothing to write accessible code. Good quality code is better to collaborate on, iterate and inherit. And changing code later can cause problems, higher costs and delays. Accessible services...
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