We’re pleased to see that two new JADU Spacecraft sites (Broxbourne and Harrow) occupy the top two rising positions in the 2019 Q4/UK Local Government Sitemorse rankings. It’s also great to see JADU stalwart (Harrogate) continue its reign at the top of the Accessibility chart!

Stoke City Council partnered with JADU Spacecraft to replace its ‘failing’ website and within a year, the reimagined and redesigned stoke.gov.uk was awarded ‘most improved’ site of its kind by independent auditor Sitemorse (jumping from one to three stars out of four in Socitm ratings).

The Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ) is well underway in their migration project with Jadu. They are in the process of moving the majority their member councils (circa 40) to the Jadu Continuum platform using Jadu Galaxies and eForms.

Did you know that making simple changes within the content of your posts will make your social feed more accessible and increase your reach to the people you care about… your followers? And that’s good, right?

With General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) top of the agenda in Europe, it's important to ensure Cookie Consent Banners are fully compliant.

We’re enhancing webhooks capabilities within Jadu CXM. Using webhooks along with the service API means that you have the tools to build light touch real-time, two-way integration between CXM and your other third party tools, without the need to wait for Jadu to build a 'core' integration. 

Clare Cryer, Web Officer at Harrogate Borough Council, shares her expertise.