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  • Elliot’s work experience at dxw

    Why dxw? Work experience for a 16 year old isn’t flashy. The mumbling and general indignance to do anything stereotypically associated with my age group has meant that in my previous work experiences I have been met with countless thrilling tasks. This has ranged from filing documents from 1981, being left in a windowless room…

  • Introducing Jess

    Hi there, I’m Jess, one half of the user research team at dxw. I’ve been working in web-related industries for almost 10 years now – from online journalism, to information architecture for university websites and now more recently, doing user research at the Government Digital Service and a start up coffee delivery company. My formal…

  • Building a campaigns platform for government

    Back in July we embarked on an exciting new project with GDS to build a platform for users across government to create their own campaign websites. From our experience of working on projects like Exporting is GREAT and Own Your Home, we’ve learned that a significant number of campaigns are simple, low-cost and hosted on…

  • Introducing Rob

    Hi, I’m Rob, one of dxw’s new PHP developers. I’m really pleased to be joining dxw and look forward to getting involved with all our PHP and WordPress projects. Before joining dxw, I spent several years at the National Audit Office, working on their website and intranet in a variety of forms. I went from…

  • Introducing Alex Jackson

    I’m Alex, and I’ve joined dxw as a delivery manager. I’m excited to join a team that is helping the public sector deliver great services. I’ve been playing my part in the digital transformation of government for over 8 years: initially for Directgov which became part of the Government Digital Service, and most recently at…

  • Barney’s work experience at dxw

    Hi, I’m Barney and I have just finished an immensely useful two weeks of work experience at dxw. After completing my first year of university, I knew I wanted to use the summer holiday to garner some experience in the world of work. However, given how exciting and social my year as a fresher had…