...to work on, and I’m excited to see how our work will help the charity achieve their goals. From programme to a permanent position I’ll be rotating onto a new...
...- it’s rarely possible to squeeze it all into your allocated space. I was very lucky in a recent project, however, to have a huge amount of wall to play...
...disputes translation of technical concepts to non-technical users so they’re understood by all Our Technical Architects work closely with delivery teams and are hands-on – they might code prototypes or...
...who said, ‘judge me on what I do, not what I wear’, which is so true. The person I spoke to recently not only commented on what we wear, but...
...to do more research with that second user group, or consider an alternative hosting option. Let’s not create weeks of preparation and sweaty palms. Users, users, users The most common...
...organisation (with the organisation) into the right shape and skills base. Recruit these people or re-shape to fit set the benchmark for what good looks like in your profession. This...
...been promoted to Interaction Designer. She tells us more about her experiences on the programme below. My pathway into a digital career I discovered my passion for User Experience (UX)...
...stakeholders to identify user needs. After 3 months of intense research we had workshops and produced a report on our findings, before a decision was made on whether to progress...
...it’s important to prioritise function over features, and to highlight user needs over wants to create the right solution. The agile world Before starting at the Home Office, I’d heard...
...across the department to embed accessibility across teams and to develop more detailed action and delivery plans to bring these principles to life. We’ve started a working group of leaders...
