...avoid confusion, particularly for non-native speakers, it is clearer to use ‘for example’ and far clearer to use ‘specifically’. Abbreviating through punctuation can also puzzle non-native speakers. Think of all...
Recently, we published our new Digital, Data and Technology (DDaT) Strategy for the Home Office. The strategy includes our commitment on accessibility because we know that to deliver effectively, we...
...development our test engineers help us check that: code works the way it’s expected to changes to code haven’t broken existing functionality services are protected against security threats Using the...
...don’t need to see the code. Instead, they enter an employer’s email address and the code is sent directly to the employer with instructions on how to use it. So...
I’m a designer and I prototype in code, the kind you put together to test ideas quickly and iterate continuously to meet user needs. Home Office Forms (HOF) is a...
...from the IHS, we could infer their exemption status from the types of visas they applied for. For example, users eligible for the armed forces exemption would always apply through...
...stand-up meeting is an opportunity to share your focus for the day and hear what your colleagues are working on. Colleagues share relevant news and raise any potential blockers or...
...they can and can’t apply for A register An API An online form A check before you start pattern and new content on GOV.UK The output of a project...
...a paid, accelerated learning experience for those with a passion for user-centred digital services. Our work is guided by putting users first and making services accessible for all. Digital is...
...forces and HM Courts & Tribunals Service as well as other government departments. There is never a dull day! I can’t thank Women Returners and the Home Office enough for...
