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Readability Guidelines

Imagine a collaboratively developed, universal content style guide, based on usability evidence.

Privacy in the product design lifecycle | ICO

A very handy guide to considering privacy at all stages of digital product design:

This guidance is written for technology professionals such as product and UX designers, software engineers, QA testers, and product managers.

1. The case for privacy
2. Privacy in the kick-off stage
3. Privacy in the research stage
4. Privacy in the design stage
5. Privacy in the development stage
6. Privacy in the launch phase
7. Privacy in the post-launch phase

Accessibility strategy – GOV.UK Design System

The primary goals of this strategy are to inform decision-making and enhance the success of accessibility-related activities within the GOV.UK Design System team.

Interestingly, accessibility concerns are put into two categories: theoretical and evidenced (with the evidenced concerns being prioritised):

1. Theoretical: A question or statement regarding the accessibility of an implementation within the Design System without evidence of real-world impact.
2. Evidenced: Sharing new research, data or evidence showing that an implementation within the Design System could cause barriers for disabled people.