Bulletin development – making pages ‘easier to read’
What does this image look like to you? It’s actually the quarterly Crime bulletin from January this year. As part…
Read more on Bulletin development – making pages ‘easier to read’Why we have produced a Beta version of a new ONS API
Make data part of the web We have it written on stickers, we have it in our open data principles…
Read more on Why we have produced a Beta version of a new ONS APIUsing the new Beta ONS API
This is a companion post to the one Andy has published outlining ‘why’ we have built the API, and a…
Read more on Using the new Beta ONS APIGetting ONS social surveys online
The following blog post is written by Andrew Phelps from our Social Surveys Transformation team. Getting ONS social surveys online…
Read more on Getting ONS social surveys onlineA data literacy scale?
Is is possible to create a data literacy scale modelled on the GDS digital literacy scale? I think it might…
Read more on A data literacy scale?Five things I learned from working on Customise My Data
(or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the lower layer super output area) The Welsh language word for…
Read more on Five things I learned from working on Customise My DataSprint notes – CMD Beta – Sprint 15
Hello First up, I missed a sprint. It was Christmas. I was eating chocolates and feeling ill. Sorry. To…
Read more on Sprint notes – CMD Beta – Sprint 15How to customise an embedded interactive
The 2017 Family Spending data was released today. For the past three years the bulletin has been accompanied by an…
Read more on How to customise an embedded interactiveCustomise My Data – Public Beta
Today we added a new button to two pages on the ONS Beta website. This button represents the first step…
Read more on Customise My Data – Public BetaSprint Notes – CMD Beta – Sprint 13
Welcome to the final sprint notes of the year. The ONS Digital office is covered in 200 metres of twinkly…
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