The Content service works alongside statistical teams to create accessible and impactful content. Our recent project to transform the Measures…
Read more on Working together to improve the Well-being DashboardWorking at the Office for National Statistics (ONS), our role is to provide data and insights on what matters most…
Read more on Making milestones visual: how graphics make content approachable and engagingOur semi-automated articles on “how your area has changed in 10 years” quite literally brought Census 2021 home. This built…
Read more on Semi-automation and Census 2021: how we told 331 local stories in one goEarlier this year, I shadowed two senior content designers bringing Census 2021 to life. In the world of census, nothing…
Read more on A week in the life of a census content designerAs an English literature graduate, I have always associated old, leather-bound books with great works of fiction. But when I…
Read more on 50 years on: are our digital releases more user-friendly than their print predecessors?Here’s a simple guide to embedding our interactive maps and charts and making them responsive, so they look their best…
Read more on Embedding ONS interactives in your websiteTL; DR? Our scrollytelling articles are built with Svelte, Layer Cake and Mapbox GL JS (v1). You can view our…
Read more on How we build scrollytelling articlesPractical design tips you can follow to improve the readability of documents and presentations Introduction to accessibility There’s a lot…
Read more on How to format your work with accessibility and style in mindIn December 2019, the Intellectual Property Office (IPO) in Newport hosted an amazing week of service design-related events. The week…
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Commuting: most people do it, most people hate it. We know men do more of the longer commutes, and our…
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