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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 …

How to write effective detailed guides

Nick Cammell, 27 February 2014 - Content, Style

To write a detailed guide, you should always start with the user need. Pasting this temporarily into the top of your document will help shape the content around the need. What do you want people to know or be able …

Submitting to the language of users

Andy Keen, 29 October 2013 - Content, Data, Style

Plain English is mandatory for all of GOV.UK. This means we don’t use formal or long words when easy or short ones will do. For example, we normally talk about sending something (whether online or in the post), rather than …

HMRC transition to GOV.UK

This used to be the blog for the HMRC transition team but it has since been archived. We will not be able to reply to comments or keep posts up-to-date. More about this blog and alternative sources of information.

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• HMRC moving to GOV.UK
• HMRC Tax agents blog
• Inside GOV.UK blog
• GOV.UK ALB transition blog
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