Digital Service Platforms
Digital Service Platforms is a common core infrastructure of shared digital systems, technology and processes on which it’s easy to build brilliant, user-centric government services. Examples include GOV.UK Pay and GOV.UK Notify.
10 years ago, GDS launched GOV.UK Pay, one of its flagship platforms used by public sector service teams. To mark this milestone, we look back at an incredible first decade and some exciting developments in store as we begin the next decade.
Our latest blog post outlines how our GOV.UK Design System Day event makes the community stronger.
Design System Day 2024 will showcase the breadth of design systems work across our community. Join us as we explore the unsung heroes of the design system.
Our products and services underpin a significant proportion of digital services on GOV.UK and we are constantly growing to make them better. Find out more.
The new version of the Kit makes creating and updating prototypes of government services easier for all users, particularly those getting started with the Kit.
The Insolvency Service has published the first form made with GOV.UK Forms, our new digital form-building platform.
GOV.UK Notify helped Leicester City Council to reduce the cost of the messages it sends. All it took was a little content design.
Read about why we have decided to decommission GOV.UK PaaS and what we are doing next.
Follow the GOV.UK Design System’s journey to achieving live status, what we learned along the way and plans for the future.
We’re launching a new way for civil and public servants to help us iterate the Government Digital Service’s digital products and services.
