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Met Office is one of the UK’s most important national assets. It’s more than a service that tells you whether or not to bring a brolly. It plays a strategically vital role in the provision of…
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Open Digital Planning (ODP) is a cross-council programme of work to transform how people apply for planning services. It's a collaboration between multiple councils, central government, agencies, partners and a product supplier. Nomensa joined in…
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Moving your website to a new content management system is a big decision so it's important to get it right. After all, it will influence how you work for years to come. There's a thrill…
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Essex County Council is transforming the way its residents engage with its digital services. Their first step in achieving this vision was to migrate to a new content management system (CMS). Following the Local Digital…
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As part of our Digital Channel Partnership with the Met Office, we helped to define a new creative strategy for its consumer channels. Alongside extending and updating its existing web app, we also created a modern,…
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We’ve been working closely with National Highways for three years now. Together, we’ve tackled usability challenges, mapped out journeys of the digital and physical kind, and created tailored tone of voice and design guides for…
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A race against the clock. The Department for International Trade (DIT) has been in a race against the clock to build up its capacity in the run-up to EU Exit and the transition period. Nomensa…
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After working with Nomensa, Walsall Council can easily create cohesive, best-practice digital design that powerfully serves its citizens. It happens to the best of us. Walsall Council were spending resources maintaining an old, disconnected network of websites…
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Highways England is the government organisation responsible for planning, building, operating and maintaining Britain’s motorways and major A roads. Highways England also delivers information and assistance to millions of people. It helps the economy thrive by…
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