CAdotGov

We’re starting with the simple but radical question: what do Californians need from their state’s website? Join us as we learn, build, improve and iterate.

JP Petrucione in CAdotGov

Jan 13, 2020

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Alpha.CA.gov product release 1

It’s been a very busy, very productive six weeks for our team. (Even despite the holiday season!)

JP Petrucione in CAdotGov

Jan 10, 2020

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Done/doing (Week of January 6)

Our work this week has been focused on releasing our first round of prototypes. As we speak, we’re elbows…

JP Petrucione in CAdotGov

Jan 8, 2020

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Alpha.CA.gov product framing

How we approach our work

Product framing helps our team think about…

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Jan 6, 2020

A black and white graphic that includes the words “Done” and “Doing” and the outline of the state of California.

Done/doing: Week of Dec 30

Done/doing is a recap of what the Alpha.CA.gov team has done this week and…

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Dec 20, 2019

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Done/doing: Dec 16-Dec 22

Done/doing is a recap of what we’ve done this week and what we have in our…

JP Petrucione in CAdotGov

Dec 19, 2019

Alpha.CA.gov design principles

Creating a shared understanding

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Dec 17, 2019

Alpha.CA.gov operational principles

Our operational principles guide how our team works. They reflect…

JP Petrucione in CAdotGov

Dec 13, 2019

Done/Doing

Week of Dec 9-Dec 13

Done/Doing is a recap of what Team Alpha has done this week and what we have in…

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Dec 11, 2019

And… we’re in progress

Hello Californians

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Dec 6, 2019

Introducing the CA.gov Alpha Team

Who we are and why we care about this work

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