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Design once, reuse everywhere | Home Office

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By Steven Shukor, Alison Hay, Amy Everett
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Blog posted by: , , , and , 20 July 2026 – Continuous improvement, Design, User centred design. Have you ever trawled through government design systems looking for a component or a pattern to reuse? If you have, you'll know it can take you down a rabbit hole. Design systems help organisations design consistent user experiences. But finding the right asset in one design system is hard enough, let alone searching across several. That's where the Gov Reuse Library comes in.
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Designing content for people with limited English | Home Office

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By Sarah Lombardi, Steven Shukor
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Blog posted by:  and , 17 September 2024 – Categories: Content, User centred design. The Home Office is the lead government department for immigration, visas, passports and asylum in the United Kingdom ('the UK'). The people we serve might be new to the country or accessing our services from overseas. Not all of them will speak English. And those who do may still be learning. For this reason, the Home Office offers interpreters and translations for some of our services.
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Designing content for people with limited English | Home Office

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By Sarah Lombardi, Steven Shukor
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Blog posted by:  and , 17 September 2024 – Categories: Content, User centred design. The Home Office is the lead government department for immigration, visas, passports and asylum in the United Kingdom ('the UK'). The people we serve might be new to the country or accessing our services from overseas. Not all of them will speak English. And those who do may still be learning. For this reason, the Home Office offers interpreters and translations for some of our services.
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