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- Why We’Re Updating The Homepage
- What We’Ve Changed
- What Comes Next
These homepage updates are part of a broader piece of work to make it easier to find things on GOV.UK. The GOV.UK homepage is used more than 2 million times each week, it’s the front door to the UK government online, and the starting point for many when looking for information and services. The aim with this iteration is to improve the accessibilit...
Making touch targets larger
We’ve developed a new reusable page element shown below, this provides a much larger ‘touch target’ when tapping on links. The touch target is the name for the area of the page you need to tap to follow a link. When these are too small this makes for a really frustrating mobile experience; it can lead to people tapping the wrong link by mistake, or simply abandoning a task on mobile. A range of things can make this worse, such as a smaller phone screen, how you hold your phone, and having a t...
Increased spacing between links
In places we’re not using the new page element, we’ve added extra spacing between links, to make them easier to select by touch.
Better routes to specific types of content
Building on our work on the sitewide menu bar, we’re bringing the same groupings of ‘Topics’ and ‘Government activity’ to the homepage. We expect most people looking for services and information to navigate via topics. But people looking for specific kinds of information, like press releases, stats and transparency documents, will have easier access to this content, which is now presented in 5 sections: 1. News 2. Guidance and regulation 3. Policy papers and consultations 4. Research and stat...
We’ll continue to make improvements to the page based on usage data. Along with the homepage, we've identified 4 other elements as critical to browsing the site, which are the: 1. menu bar 2. topic pages 3. page-level navigation (breadcrumbs and related content links) 4. footer We’ve been prototyping and testing updates to all of these things so th...
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