Government Design Principles¶
Government Digital Service. (2012). Government Design Principles.
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- Build Trap
- GDS's founding design principle — "start with user needs, not government needs"
This sourceThe Government Digital Service's first design principle, 'Start with user needs', with its guidance that service design starts with identifying user needs.
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“1. Start with user needs”
- GDS's founding design principle — "start with user needs, not government needs"
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