diff --git a/app/templates/views/roadmap.html b/app/templates/views/roadmap.html
index 74c16059e..194f083f2 100644
--- a/app/templates/views/roadmap.html
+++ b/app/templates/views/roadmap.html
@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@
{{ content_metadata(
data={
- "Last updated": "20 January 2022",
- "Next review due": "20 April 2022"
+ "Last updated": "27 April 2022",
+ "Next review due": "21 June 2022"
}
) }}
@@ -28,39 +28,37 @@
- - Let services pick their own branding for emails
- - Test our current capacity limits and rate limits
- - Carry out our annual IT health check
- - Make it easier for new teams to start using Notify
+ - Make it easier for services to pick their own email branding
- Help services to get better value for money
+ - Improve the time it takes some of our webpages to load
Next
- - Improve user support by making our processes more efficient
- - Design a way for services to upload their own brand logo for emails and letters
- Explore ways to share common content patterns
+ - Make it easier for organisations to find the usage data they need
Later
+ - Let services preview their email branding
+ - Let services upload their own logo for emails and letters
- Meet our targets for accessibility
- - Make it easier for organisations to find the usage data they need
- - Explore ways to improve our daily letter printing capability
Things we’ve done
- In 2021 we sent 1.3 billion messages for coronavirus (COVID-19) services. This includes 270 million booster vaccination invitations and 751 million test results.
-
Recently we have:
+ - upgraded some of our software dependencies
+ - completed our annual IT health check
+ - tested new ways for services to upload their own brand logo
- improved our performance by upgrading the software we use
- made our website work better in Windows high contrast mode
- increased our capacity at short notice during a busy period
@@ -68,4 +66,7 @@
+ Between April 2021 and March 2022 we sent a total of 2.7 billion notifications. Half of those were for services set up in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
+
+
{% endblock %}