The International Design in Government community is getting together in person this year for workshops and a conference in Helsinki in October.
The International Design in Government ran the first ever 24-hour conference showcasing global public sector service transformation. Find out what the community is up to next!
The International Design in Government continues to grow and convene — and we’re bigger than ever before. We have over 3,500 members on Slack and regularly have 40 to 50 people joining our calls. The last time we blogged, we …
As the International Design in Government community turns 5, we look back on what has happened in the last few years and how it continues to evolve.
Over the summer, the growing International Design in Government community gathered at a few events. In autumn, there will be 2 more events in Europe. In this post, we share what members of community can expect next.
...design calls. In April, we discussed the topic of identity, data, and personalisation with Estonia’s Head of State Portal and GOV.UK’s lead content designer Paola Roccuzzo and product manager Steven...
After the success of our London conference last year, we’re helping to run 3 events around the world to help bring more designers together to build better government services. Find out where we’re going to be and how you can take part.
...community do training and coaching in user-centred design, so we’ll share resources and best practice. Branding matters! Developing a visual identity for a community and its events is important to...
...if you were not lucky enough to get a ticket, you can still take part by following the event on social media and joining the International Design in Government Community...
We've built an International Design in Government Community with more than 400 members from 37 countries. Now we're planning a conference to bring the community together and showcase the work of its members.
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