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Government services are for people, not for the government

Caroline Jarrett 17 June 2017 20 October 2016
Government services are for people, not for the government

During my recent visit to the Czech Republic, Běla Beránková interviewed me on behalf of  Lupa.cz – the country’s internet host. For the original Czech: Aby bylo jasno. Úředníci tu nejsou pro vládu, ale pro lidi My thanks to Lupa for permission toContinue reading… Government services are for people, not for the government

Design patterns for government: a community not a library

Jane Matthews 16 March 2020 3 June 2016
Design patterns for government: a community not a library

The UK government now has several hundred designers working on services for citizens. How do we design at scale? This presentation to UXPA’s 2016 conference in Seattle describes some of methods and tools we are using to collaborate. Design Patterns for GovernmentContinue reading… Design patterns for government: a community not a library

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Today’s flower photo is a cheery bench that I pass on my walk when the water meadow is flooded

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Another episode of “Fix the forms, one at a time” today - this time, a bunch of tips for #FormDesign prompted by thinking about translating and internationalisation by @simoherold
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Learnings from designing for multi-language user interfaces https://buff.ly/2XDSu1T

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19 Jan

In today’s episode of “Fix the forms, one at a time”, a police officer crashed a drone because of over-exposure to useless pop-ups
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Hilarious effect of all humans being trained to automatically dismiss asynchronous pop ups so you can get on with your work. https://twitter.com/theregister/status/1351475167243939841

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Today’s flower photo is a volunteer camomile that persists in flowering, somehow

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18 Jan

The Twitter content I needed this afternoon

My favourite central bank @CentralBankJA explains budgeting in its own unique mix of everyday Jamaican language and a lightly animated presentation
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Bank of Jamaica@CentralBankJA

Bank of Jamaica presents, Real Talk: Ep. 2, its financial literacy series as part of the National Financial Inclusion Strategy. In episode 2, John Williams educates his father on the importance of budgeting. #BOJSpeaks https://youtu.be/FF6AoKAJ44M

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