Explore how future iterations of Forms, other products in the pipeline (possibly Service Builder) and the Design System overlap.

[Katrina-Birch]

What?

Some government services are simple and straightforward processes (from the users perspective, not accounting for back office processes), for example, Apply for a deceased person's service record (MOD) which could potentially be built using Forms with more features. Service owners often find it hard to recruit developers with the right coding expertise to maintain legacy systems. Maintaining a full cohort of developers with the right coding expertise is expensive.

So what?

As a service owner, I need a way for my team to build, maintain and improve the service in a way that doesn't require a lot of coding knowledge so that I can run the team as cost effectively as possible.

What now?

Explore how future iterations of Forms, other products in the pipeline (possibly Service Builder) and the Design System overlap.