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The policy replaces Websites policy (IS26) and is based on the Australian Government’s Digital service standard.
The new policy will support us to:
The policy requires digital services meet all 13 criteria in the Digital service standard when developing or significantly altering government digital information, products, and services. Agencies will need to assess new or redeveloped high-volume transactional digital services against the criteria, using the assessment framework, to be able to demonstrate they comply with the Standard.
A new Queensland Government design system with reusable design patterns and components is being developed to help designers and developers across the Queensland Government build consistent, accessible, user-focused experiences, which will comply with the Standard
The transition plan for the Digital services policy supports the staged adoption of the policy with three phases over six years. Services with the greatest customer reach and impact should be prioritised first to deliver value early.
Guidance and tools will be available to assist agencies transition to the Digital service standard. Attend our online information session to help you understand and apply the Digital service standard.
Focus: Understand the Digital service policy framework and the Standard (13 criteria)
Date and time: Thursday 17 March 2022, 11am
Duration: 50 minutes
Delivery: MS Teams
Register for the information session
For more information contact Sharon Litchfield at designandcapability@chde.qld.gov.au.