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# Content Designer

- **Company:** Isr
- **Location:** Dunsop Bridge, UK
- **Contract:** Temporary contract
- **Skills:** Data Transmissions, Enterprise Content Management, User-Centered Design, Software Version Control
- **Published:** October 31, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.apply4u.co.uk/jobs/content-designer/54421190

## About the Role

* Proven Content Design experience within complex digital transformation or service improvement programmes.

 * Experience conducting large-scale content audits, discovery and content assessments.

 * Strong knowledge of content strategy, governance and content operations.

 * Understanding of user-centred design principles, accessibility and content standards.

 * Excellent stakeholder engagement, workshop facilitation and communication skills.

 * Experience working within multidisciplinary Agile delivery teams.

 * Previous public-sector, central government or GOV-UK experience across the GDS (Government Digital Services platform), particularly within large-scale transformation programmes is very desirable.

## Description

* Conduct comprehensive content audits, assessing existing content, ownership, duplication and inconsistencies.

 * Identify opportunities to improve content structure, navigation, accessibility and usability.

 * Develop a user-centred content strategy aligned with programme objectives and user needs.

 * Define content governance, ownership models, workflows and version-control processes.

 * Establish content standards and operating practices to improve consistency across digital and non-digital communications.

 * Work collaboratively with Service Designers, User Researchers and wider multidisciplinary teams.

N.B. Candidates will have or be willing to undergo a basic level of security clearance prior to starting the role.