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Q&A: Richard Pope, author of Platformland
Richard Pope is a founding team member of the UK Government Digital Service, the first product manager for GOV.UK & author of Platformland – An anatomy of next-generation public services. In this Q&A, Richard answers more questions from our April 2025 #DigitalBC livestream.
Virtual meeting guidance
Virtual meetings are part of our daily work. These guidelines aim to help you manage meetings effectively and efficiently, while protecting personal and government information.
Digital Code of Practice: Take care of information and data
A modern government should manage data in a way that builds trust and maximizes its value to the public.
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Q&A: Crystal Hall, author of Antiracist by Design
Our February 2025 #DigitalBC livestream Antiracist by Design explored how to build projects with a deliberate antiracist approach. Read our post-session Q&A with author Crystal Hall for fresh insights on creating inclusive policies and services.
Content style guide
This guide can be used by teams creating content for digital products, like an app or a form.
Human-centred design 101
Learn how the B.C. government used human-centred design to support people living in the province.
Content strategy for digital.gov.bc.ca
Discover if digital.gov.bc.ca is the right platform for you to publish your content.
Digital Code of Practice: Manage risks proportionately
Managing risk means having ways to identify, assess and respond to events that could cause negative outcomes.
Digital Code of Practice: Take an ecosystem approach
Teams that take an ecosystem approach consider the entire government digital ecosystem in their work.