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Updates and discussion on the development of user-centred services in Wales.

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Celebrating the launch of the 'Leading modern public services' programme

4 October 2024

In this guest blog post, Tash Willcocks, Head of Learning Design at TPXimpact, reflects on delivering the first 2 days of our ‘Leading modern public services’ programme to our first cohort in Swansea.

Improving the planning system in Wales through user-centred design

23 September 2024

In this blog post, Senior User Researcher, Andrew Arrowsmith, shares findings from our discovery phase and what we will be focusing on next in our journey to improve the planning application process across Wales.

Leading modern public services: A programme to shape the future of public service leadership

17 September 2024

Peter Thomas, Head of Skills and Capabilities at CDPS, outlines his hopes, expectations, and fears as he prepares to launch the new 'Leading modern public services' programme.

Transitioning into a new team and project as a delivery manager

4 September 2024

Samuel Olugbade, delivery manager at CDPS, shares some of the challenges he faced and what he learned along the way on a new project.

Designed for people, enabled by technology

14 August 2024

In this guest blog post, Gareth Jones, Chief Digital Officer at Carmarthenshire County Council, explains their new digital strategy and how climbing Mount Everest is a powerful metaphor for change.

Service standards, stats and success

13 August 2024

We recently worked with the StatsWales team to assess how they were meeting the Digital Service Standards for Wales to help them move their project from alpha to beta.

Understanding design challenges in Wales

13 August 2024

We recently completed a discovery looking at a design system for Wales, its opportunities and its challenges. In this blog post, Jo Goodwin explains what we learned and what’s next.

Our approach to user research for the Service Standard for Wales

29 July 2024

User researcher, Promise Michael, shares the challenges in planning and conducting research with people who have access needs while developing the service manual.

Beyond trio writing: other ways to collaborate with translators

24 July 2024

Working within the service design team, content designer Adrián Ortega shares some ways he’s involving translators and other practitioners in the development of content to improve the delivery of services and information in both Welsh and English.

Championing neuroinclusion at our events with Nurologik

27 June 2024

In this guest blog post, Alex Kegie, founder of Nurologik, explains how a low-sensory space was set up at one of our latest events to help champion neuroinclusion.

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