Use my location to find local flood alerts
How I designed and tested a location feature for GOV.UK's Check for flooding service, helping people find local flood information without searching by postcode.
Read articleI'm Martin Gray, a senior interaction designer working on UK government digital services. Here I share practical insights on GOV.UK design patterns, accessibility, prototyping and user research, alongside other design and web projects.
How I designed and tested a location feature for GOV.UK's Check for flooding service, helping people find local flood information without searching by postcode.
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