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Reference template is currently under construction and open to feedback: WG Annual Charter Template

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This document is a Work in Progress. Contact Ali González or the UX-UI facilitators for details.

Description: The [year] 2025 mission of the [name] (Working) UX-UI Working Group is to [do something cool and specific on the WG Topic].

Join the Group

[Link to past charter]

Charter Status

Status

colour	Green
title	Active

Status

colour	Yellow
title	OPEN CALL

Status

colour	Blue
title	INACTIVE

Status

title	OBSOLETE

Specifications under observance

[Link to specification]

[Link to specification]UX-UI Guidelines

Start date

[dd monthname yyyy] (date of the "Call for Participation", when the charter is approved)

End date

[dd monthname yyyy] (Start date + 1 year)

Facilitators

[person name] (affiliation)

Laurence Berry, Komo International

Betty Mwema, Gov.uk

Stefan Draskic, Casavi

Communication Channels

[Link to public page]

[Link to slack channel]

Meeting Schedule

(Regular meetup schedule in the following format)[Tuesdays at 14:00 GMT at (Link)]- Ali González to complete

Slack channel - UX-UI - Ali González to fix permanent link (this one’s 14 days expiry)

Substack

Meeting Schedule

We run:

Weekly working sessions at 10am and 2pm Central European time
Monthly working group checkins at the same times

Link to join: meet.google.com/mfn-tjvt-csc

[Link to calendar feed]

Past charters

How to join

This is an evolving project, you can choose to get involved as much as you like, for example, a contributor may get involved in an ad-hoc basis where a steering group member may expect to commit at least 2 hours a week to the project.

Support

If you have any questions or need support, reach out to Laurence, Betty or Stefan on Slack.

Past charters

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1. Motivation and Background

Background of landscape, technologies, policies, and relationship to the ecosystem of GovTech, its users, developers, implementers, and industry.This is a community of over 50 designers, researchers and other professionals in digital government from around the world.

The purpose of this group is to define reusable patterns for government services that can kick-start the development of new services around the world

2. Scope for

...

2025

We currently have 2 streams of work, develop new patterns and test and learn where we put the patterns into use and get feedback. In each quarter of the project we are focusing on a high level pattern, for example ‘Apply for a thing’