The Home Office Digital Internship and Junior Development Programme goes from strength to strength. There's a new crop of interns across 5 professions and recognition for the programme's lead, Hannah Turner, as a Rising Star.
Senior user researcher Clare Ridd raises a question that’s fundamental to her profession and offers some answers based on experience.
Junior user researcher Joe Coker looks back at his time as an intern at DDaT and the opportunities and experiences it gave him.
Graphic designer Sue Spevack explains the importance of graphic design and tells how it's being used by HODDaT to help people get online.
Blaine Webb, head of the quality assurance and test community, explains how his profession helps Home Office development teams to make the delivery of services even better.
James Buller explains how the Access Needs team can help products and services at all stages of development meet the requirements of the Digital Service Standard.
Senior interaction designer Karwai Pun tells how she used her design skills to help her on her first attempt at using the Home Office Forms framework
Senior user researcher Emily Mahon-Ball tells how and why the Home Office has made a video that explains to participants the purpose and process of user research.
Amy Everett and Michael Owen explain the purpose and content of their prototyping course and tell what they've learnt along the way.
Dan Stevenson and Stephen Mokogwu from Research Services tell how they can help user researchers with their work - including booking the new testing labs and helping to recruit research participants.
Agile coach Ian Eccles-Smith takes us back to basics with agile by explaining how it should - and shouldn't - be done.
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