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Finishing touches for forms
Some tips on making sure forms written in Ruby on Rails are accessible
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Ideas for digital public works
Some thoughts on digital platforms and services that would be helpful for cross-government teams.
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Building useful tools
Thoughts on what it takes to make something other teams will use
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Releasing the Rails libraries for version 5 of the GOV.UK Design System
Notes on how the Rails libraries for the GOV.UK Design System are developed and the work required to support version 5
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Measuring how government services are using GOV.UK Frontend
How I wrote a script to detect which versions of GOV.UK Frontend different government services are using
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Notes from Design System Day 2023
What I learned at the conference, and the talk I gave about contributing to design systems.
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How to use cross-government Slack
Tips on how to join and make the most of the cross-government Slack workspace.
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Rapidly prototype with data using this set of helpful template filters
Introducing a plugin for the GOV.UK Prototype Kit that adds a helpful collection of Nunjucks template filters. Rapidly modify and transform data while ensuring it follows the GOV.UK style guide.
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Maintaining a list of GOV.UK services
Why the community has built a list of over 400 digital UK government services, including links to source code and service assessments, and how you can contribute.
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Why I contribute to the GOV.UK Design System (and why you should too)
How I helped to publish a pattern for confirming a phone number, and ways in which you can contribute to the GOV.UK Design System too.
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Write documentation using Markdown and publish it using GOV.UK styles
The GOV.UK Eleventy Plugin makes it easy to start writing documentation rather than spend time building a website for it.
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An introduction to X-GOVUK
What the “X” in “X-GOVUK” stands for.