...or nothing to write accessible code. Good quality code is better to collaborate on, iterate and inherit. And changing code later can cause problems, higher costs and delays. Accessible services...
...role but the better you understand how the team works, the better you can be a part of it. A glossary of some basic agile terms can be found at...
...Here are some of the things we’ve learnt in the process. Go slow Teaching prototyping and code to people with no experience is an interesting problem. It’s often an alien...
...that are easy to use and understand. They’ll prototype these solutions – often in code because interactions are made of code, not mock-ups – to test ideas with users and...
...examples of each of these principles in action. In this blog we’re talking about our transformation programme, Future Borders and Immigration System (FBIS). Home Office DDaT professionals have helped the...
...to unwrap in more detail what DevOps means to the Home Office (at the moment!). Interpretation 1. The platform The Home Office delivers tons of technology. It makes sense to...
...Home Office. My career before becoming an apprentice software developer Before joining the Home Office I worked in the Ministry of Justice managing prisoners’ parole cases. At that point I...
...deliver software solutions into a production environment experience of promoting and demonstrating the use of Agile delivery methodologies demonstrable experience of the pragmatic application of a number of Agile delivery...
I’ve been working as an agile coach at the Home Office for nearly a year and have had the luxury of seeing lots of teams in London, Sheffield and Croydon...
...of guidance on building and maintaining digital services, including the Service Manual, Design Principles, the Technology Code of Practice and the Digital Service Standard. It’s incredibly useful, but people don’t...
