Meet (some of) the content team
Parliament had never had a content team before so last year, we introduced the team and explained who we are and what we do. We thought we'd do another update and this time, we've done a video.
Experts in what we do
Helping others make the most of online tools
The digital collaboration team have written about what they do and how they work.
Going live with the statutory instruments service: the challenges and lessons learned
Sarah Purssell has written about the new statutory instruments service, the challenges of building it, and what the team learned from it.
Who is Parliament's website for?
Steve Bromley has written about who our website is for and why it's important to be realistic about who our audiences are.
The impact of civic technology - thoughts from TICTeC
Sara and Matthieu of the data and search team went to TICTeC in Lisbon. This conference on the impact of civic technology gathered together researchers, funders, and practitioners and was rich in content. Here's a summary from Matthieu.
Working with the Commons Library to develop a new tool
George Lamb recently worked with the House of Commons Library to help them with a new product they hope to release later in the year.
Bath Ruby: immersing ourselves in the world of Ruby
Bryony Watson recently attended a two day conference called Bath Ruby. She's blogged about the community that surrounds the language and the talks by some of the big names who code using it.
Building a business analyst community in PDS
Sian Hodges is a business analyst and she's written about her career, what you need to be an analyst, and why you might want to become one.
Back in the GDPR: user researchers won't break the law
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new EU regulation which strengthens people’s rights to understand and control how information about them is used. The user research team has been busy preparing for it.
Helping Parliament be more transparent and secure
Victoria Payne is the Head of Information Rights and Information Security in the House of Commons. She explains what her role is and what it means for Parliament.