HMRC transition to GOV.UK

Communicating the transition of HMRC to GOV.UK

Till Wirth, 9 June 2014 - Agile, API, Browse, Content, Content planning, Data, Exemplars, HMRC Manuals, Redirection, Style, Taxonomy, Tools, Trade Tariff, Uncategorized, User research

In the past few months we've made great progress with transitioning content from HMRC and 300+ agency websites to GOV.UK. So far we've managed these transitions in two separate teams but we realised over time that we had much to …

Introducing the content planner

Stephen Edwards, 4 April 2014 - Content, Content planning

The Content Planner is a tool we’ve built to make the HMRC website transition to GOV.UK easier and more efficient. It gives HMRC and the HMRC transition team in GDS a shared space to create, agree and comment on content …

Redirecting statutory pay content

Nick Cammell, 3 April 2014 - Content, Redirection

This week we've been publishing guidance on statutory pay for employers on GOV.UK. To complete the transition of this content we've now set up redirects from the old pages on HMRC's website. The aim is to make the user journey …

HMRC website outage today

Stephen Edwards, 2 April 2014 - Redirection

HMRC have issued a press statement regarding the outage earlier today: HMRC is carrying out some preparatory work as part of our plans to transition content from the HMRC website to GOV.UK. Unfortunately visitors to the HMRC website were automatically …

Update: Labelling HMRC document types

Claire Harrington-Greenwood, 20 March 2014 - Browse, Content, Taxonomy

Some users have commented that they can't open google documents and therefore cannot look at the google document on our post to our previous post about Labelling HMRC document types. Therefore, we have included a MS Excel version below. HMRC …

Where to find Budget 2014 documents

Will Callaghan, 14 March 2014 - Agile, Browse

This Wednesday 19 March, the Chancellor of the Exchequer will present Budget 2014 to Parliament. Budget day is always important, but this one is particularly significant for us as it's the first budget to appear on GOV.UK. Handily, we were …

Prioritising work for HMRC transition

Stephen Edwards, 13 March 2014 - Agile, Content planning

The HMRC transition is the largest agency transition to GOV.UK. The HMRC website has: 13 million page views each week (this figure excludes page views on the online services that require the user to log in); 100,000 pages of content; …

Labelling HMRC document types

Stephen Edwards, 11 March 2014 - Browse, Content, Taxonomy

User research has highlighted some weaknesses in how we currently label documents on GOV.UK. This is particularly apparent for specialist users of HMRC content. We use labels on GOV.UK like publications, guidance and announcements whereas professionals who are searching for a piece …

What's new for HMRC on GOV.UK

Stephen Edwards, 10 March 2014 - Browse

Earlier this afternoon GOV.UK released a new feature that shows a list of all the new and updated documents that have been published by a department or tagged to a policy topic, topical event or world location. Users of the …

HMRC manuals on GOV.UK

Stephen Edwards, 3 March 2014 - HMRC Manuals, User research

We've blogged a few times about some of the many user needs workshops we've held on the HMRC manuals, with users inside and outside HMRC: Meeting the tax professional bodies (August 2013) Meeting the Tax Information Group and iterating our designs (September …

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Communicating the transition of HMRC to GOV.UK

Introducing the content planner

Redirecting statutory pay content

HMRC website outage today

Update: Labelling HMRC document types

Where to find Budget 2014 documents

Prioritising work for HMRC transition

Labelling HMRC document types

What's new for HMRC on GOV.UK

HMRC manuals on GOV.UK

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