4 of 4 WCAG Jobs in the South West

ways of working Experience designing content and interactions for UK Government or public sector digital services, working to the Government Service Standard, and WCAG Ability to design simple, usable, accessible services that meet user needs, policy intent, and business objectives. Demonstrable knowledge of GOV.UK content and design standards, including plain ...

during delivery: refining designs in context, resolving edge cases, and ensuring what gets built matches intent. Designing with accessibility in mind, applying relevant standards (WCAG) so products work for users with diverse needs and abilities. Contributing to a coherent product experience across the platform, establishing scalable patterns where appropriate. Communicating ...

knowledge of using GOV.UK Prototype Kit, design systems and design patterns Proven experience of understanding and ensuring usability, accessibility, and inclusivity, in line with WCAG and GOV.UK design guidelines. Demonstrates practical experience of working to the Government Service Standard, ideally with service assessment experience across all phases Designs simple, intuitive ...

reusable components and patterns Collaborate closely with engineers to ensure designs are implemented accurately and meet accessibility and performance requirements Ensure all designs meet WCAG 2.2 accessibility standards and responsive design principles Work closely with user researchers and UX designers to iterate interactions based on evidence and feedback Contribute … including usability, feedback, and system behaviour Familiarity with modern front-end approaches, including component-based development and JavaScript frameworks Strong knowledge of accessibility standards (WCAG 2.2) and practical application in interface design Ability to collaborate effectively within multidisciplinary teams, particularly with developers and researchers Strong communication skills, with the ability ...