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How to write effective detailed guides

Posted by: Nick Cammell, Posted on: 27 February 2014 - Categories: 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 …

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Formatting: table width, bold and italics

Posted by: Nick Cammell, Posted on: 19 February 2014 - Categories: Content

As more and more HMRC editors get ready to create content on the Whitehall publisher system, we're starting to get a few questions about things like layout and formatting. We'll try to answer some of the common queries here on …

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What we've been up to in the last week - 12 February

Posted by: Nick Cammell, Posted on: 12 February 2014 - Categories: Content, HMRC Manuals, User research

Here are a few of the things we’ve been doing in the last seven days: Product We've been analysing specialist user needs around the Autumn Statement (published last December) and using those lessons to work on improvements for the Budget. …

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Structuring user needs workshops around data

Posted by: Jane Eastwood, Posted on: 7 February 2014 - Categories: Content

Finding a starting point for user needs workshops can be difficult. For this week’s workshop for HMRC’s charities content we used data to structure the agenda. Initially, fellow content designer, Kelly Arnstein, and I planned to move through the tasks …

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Collaborating to improve how users contact HMRC

Posted by: Julie White, Posted on: 31 January 2014 - Categories: Content, User research

My name is Julie White and I work in the Contact Portfolio team of HMRC Digital Services. Over the past few weeks we've been collaborating closely with GDS on the contacts application for GOV.UK, to help our users find the right …

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Why publication landing pages are so important

Posted by: Angela Haber, Posted on: 30 January 2014 - Categories: Content

On GOV.UK PDFs (and a large variety of other file types) are presented as 'publications', which means they get a landing (or umbrella) page that provides extra information about the publication. This includes a summary, additional detail about the document, the file …

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What we've been up to in the last week

Posted by: Kiran Patel, Posted on: 20 January 2014 - Categories: Content, User research

Here are some of the things we've been doing in the last seven days: Content We've been working on the first batch of PAYE content, which is now ready to be fact checked by our HMRC colleagues. They'll be reviewing …

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What we've been up to in the last week

Posted by: Kiran Patel, Posted on: 14 January 2014 - Categories: Content, Data

Here are some of the things we've been doing in the last seven days: Content We've been sprinting on further PAYE content, including what to do when taking on a new employee, and what to do when an employee leaves. …

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Working together on charities and tax

Posted by: Kelly Arnstein, Posted on: 13 January 2014 - Categories: Content, Content planning

Tax is a broad topic, so it’s inevitable that as we start to identify user needs and create tax content on GOV.UK we’ll come across areas that are part of work being done by other transition teams at GDS. To …

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Making HMRC data more accessible

Posted by: Oliver Sinden, Posted on: 10 January 2014 - Categories: Data

A new feature that we've introduced on GOV.UK allows users to see a preview of a CSV file without having to download it. Much of the HMRC transparency data is in CSV format, so this particular feature should help people …

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