Building internal systems v providing services

...for doing something tactical to buy us time, we still need to work out how to remove current constraints for the future. And we need to give specialist digital teams...
...for doing something tactical to buy us time, we still need to work out how to remove current constraints for the future. And we need to give specialist digital teams...
We recently welcomed 2 new accessibility testers to the Home Office – Stella Majcen and Yacoob Woozeer, who’ve joined James Buller to form the Access Needs team. Together, they bring...
...an organisation that recognises people for who they are, not what they are or do, and in which everyone has a voice. Opportunity for all – and enabling those who...
...we’re trying to solve and how to build a service that will work well for users. I was recently working on a database system that will be used by forces...
...to stress, from the catastrophic (for example, grievances and major life changes) to the everyday (for example, sleeping habits and holidays). It then generates a score which indicates your current...
...problem We’ve drawn on the Design Council’s ‘Double Diamond’, a known framework for design thinking and methods. Diagram A shows how we have adapted the ‘Double Diamond’ for our purposes....
The Home Office Accessibility and Digital Inclusion team. Join us for our upcoming live event on 27 July to hear about career development opportunities for our software engineers and the...
...ahead of an immovable deadline as the scope and rules for the scheme changed, the requirements for the system were also changing many aspects of the application process were new...
Update: This blog has been updated to include the link to our current Dynamic Development Scheme and Dan’s promotion success. The Dynamic Development Scheme (DDS) is an exciting two-year rotational...
At the Home Office, usability testing is our go-to method for finding out how well a service will work for people. With expert users we need to understand how well...
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