6-minute read This week we’ve launched a refreshed version of the e-petitions website. What is the e-petitions website and why does it matter? It feels incredible to say but the e-petitions website has been around in some form for 20 …
Steve Bromley has written about who our website is for and why it's important to be realistic about who our audiences are.
Dan Cook has recently started a new role and has been working in Parliament for eight years. He's written about why he still enjoys working here.
Helen Harrison manages an MP's constituency office. Working for a new MP meant that her team were new too and she wanted to find out how they could use technology more efficiently. So she asked our user engagement team for help.
We’ve just finished the alpha phase of improving Parliament's online visitor information, where we did rapid prototyping and testing. Here's what we learned.
John Newton from the content team is a big fan of flexible working and he's written about how he juggles work with looking after his daughter.
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.
Myles is a parliamentary assistant and he's written about how technology is helping him and his MP work more efficiently.
We've been running this blog for a while now and we think it's time we found out what our readers think of it. So we're doing some research.
Steve Bromley has learned a lot by making mistakes. In this post, he explores some of the challenges teams face that prevent useful research from happening and what techniques he's used to overcome them.
The new website team have been busy creating a modern new website for UK Parliament but a big question remained unanswered. Are we reaching out and engaging with Parliament’s audience?