1. Designing, building, and launching a new website for the Cass Review

    We’ve recently designed, built, and launched the website for the Cass Review, an independent review of gender identity services for young people.

  2. Three shapes from dxw brand balanced on each other

    Deciding where to focus your service improvement efforts

    We often work with public sector bodies to develop strategy and digital capability. One of our most important contributions can be helping organisations decide where to focus their efforts.

  3. Photo by Sharon McCutcheon on Unsplash

    What the world could be for trans people

    Trans people are the thin edge of the wedge being driven between queer people and their right to be who they are, unafraid. It doesn’t have to be this way.

  4. Vee and her dad

    Humans of dxw: my dad’s role in my career and my love of tech

    I inherited my dad’s love of computers even though it’s not been a typically technical one, and it eventually brought me to dxw.

  5. What Pride month means to me

    My first Pride was a weekend I’ll never forget. I’d never seen such a diverse bunch of humans. I found it the most terrifying and brilliant experience of my life. 

  6. 4 charities, 5 goals, 1 process

    We worked with 4 charities to support them to develop a strategy which involved getting more out of digital and technology.