A round-up of day one at the International Design in Government Conference, by Matt Weeks. This July I attended the…
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As you may have seen from Darren’s blog post, we are focussing on redesigning our statistical bulletins. To kick-start this work,…
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Read more on What’s French for data visualisation?What does this image look like to you? It’s actually the quarterly Crime bulletin from January this year. As part…
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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 APIThis 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 APIStatistical bulletins are a critical part of what we do at the ONS. They are read by more people than…
Read more on Making better bulletins – let’s start with what we knowThis is the final post in our short series on using data for content design at ONS. My first blog…
Read more on How we’re using data dashboards for content design at ONSI’m Sarah and I work in the Electronic Questionnaire (eQ) team within Survey Data Collection, at Office for National Statistics….
Read more on Accessibility is user experienceIn my last post, I wrote about why data is important to the way we create and present content at…
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