We've achieved a lot over the last two years, and we're building on that in the future with five objective areas: the product directorate, upskilling our editors, content management, content governance, and improved content for platforms.
Content Designer Hugh Griffith explains how creating great user experiences online can improve our rankings in search results, and why this matters.
Senior Digital Archivist Chris Fryer explains why it’s important to preserve our digital past.
Naresh is a performance analyst and presenting data in a clear and organised way is crucial in his job. He's written about what good and bad visualisations look like.
To improve PDS focus on delivery and its ability to effectively prioritise work on a new website for Parliament, our development team is moving to a new way of working.
Information is the currency of the House of Commons and House of Lords with 37 pieces of new content published on parliament.uk every day, on average. We've created a set of content principles to maintain standards and help our editors.
Understanding how and what users search on Parliament’s website helps us continually improve the search function. We wanted to understand if there was a difference between parliamentary language and what users are searching. Data analyst, Sara Reis, shares the findings.
Online content manager, Rosie Barber, has written about improving a previously overlooked section on parliament.uk.
Marttiina Gilchrist talks about what to do with research when work or projects get paused and how not to lose momentum.
We recently published a Guide to Procedure for MPs on the beta website. The product owner and the content designer explain how they created the guide and how the team worked together.