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How to write alt text, produce accessible diagrams, choose images and copyright standards for GOV.UK.

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The purpose of the Give feedback on care service: a way for people to tell the Care Quality Commission (CQC) about their experience at a health or social care providers. CQC inspectors and analysts use the information from this service to help us decide when, where and what to inspect.

The UK government's design principles and examples of how they've been used.

Configure email services securely using encryption and anti-spoofing.

Apply the government secure email policy.

The Government Digital Service style guide covers style, spelling and grammar conventions for all content published on GOV.UK, arranged alphabetically.

Learn how the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) used natural language processing to identify patterns across prison reports.

Head of Government Digital Service to take on new role promoting government services around the world.

Learn how the Swedish Land Registry used natural language processing to handle land registry requests more efficiently.

Learn how the Government Digital Service used classification and natural language processing to make GOV.UK more accessible.

Learn how a research institution used clustering to optimise heating and energy consumption.

Learn how a market research start-up used classification and clustering to gain insights to their free-text survey responses.

Learn how the Department for International Development (DFID) used computer vision to estimate populations.

Learn how the Department for Transport (DfT) used clustering to ensure MOT standards remained high.

Learn how a signalling company used regression to reduce train delays.

Find out how Cafcass migrated its email services to the cloud and the challenges they had to overcome.

Learn about how Network Rail moved to the hybrid cloud, the challenges it faced and the technologies it used.

Voice-activated smart speakers and virtual assistants can now be used to find out more than 12,000 pieces of information from the government.

Find out how Welsh public sector organisations migrated its email away from the PSN to the internet.

Find out how GDS uses a VPN to allow users to get access to services on the Public Services Network (PSN).

Find out how DFID migrated its email away from the Public Services Network to the internet.

Tech firms can pitch innovative solutions to these crowdsourced public sector challenges.

The team that runs GOV.UK Notify, GDS’s notifications platform used across the public sector, has won the Operational Excellence Award in this year’s Civil Service Awards.

Public sector organisations can submit service delivery and operational challenges for the next GovTech Catalyst competitions from today until 12 November.

G-Cloud 10, which could eventually be worth £600 million, is now open for business.