We’re a small team at Jadu - mainly designers and developers, project managers and testers - so when our CEO Suraj Kika laid out three core principles that will guide the company through the next few months, it provided important focus. We’re good at making tools and supporting our customers to make best use of those tools.

The COVID-19 pandemic will affect all of us in one form or another. One of the safest things we can do right now is to work from home (where possible), to slow the spread of the virus.

Last month, we released phase one of the exciting, new and improved Data Export Management feature. The previous blog post covered how easy it is to now export your form data, in bulk and from one centralised place in your Jadu Control Centre using CSV, XML and JSON formats.

The chancellor is today expected to announce £2.5bn in funding (£500m each year for the next five years) to fix up to 50 million potholes across Britain.

Back in December, some of the Jadu team were lucky enough to spend the day with Shaw Trust Accessibility Services, an organisation that supports the private, public and charitable sectors to create an accessible environment, both digitally and physically.

David Spilsbury, Applications and Web Team Manager, Cherwell and South Northamptonshire Councils, outlines how a digital transformation that began with waste services now offers citizens self-service to over fifty council services.

Web accessibility. A statement you may hear often, but what does it really mean?