Service design at the Home Office
...to prove their identity or eligibility for something, and helping people understand what they’re entitled to. We also design for behind-the-scenes activities: the services people need to do their jobs...
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Engineer your career at the Home Office
...the Home Office recruitment process for software engineers, and join our live question and answer event on 12 May for the chance to put your questions to some of the...
The Quality, Assurance and Testing Profession at the Home Office
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Clive Procter, QAT Professions and Manak Dev, Lead Quality Assurance and Test Delivery Owner, Posted on:
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Continuous improvement, QAT
...application service for individuals wishing to apply for and pay for a visa to visit the UK, plus various public-facing systems that help users access and provide their immigration status....
What are we doing in DevOps at the Home Office?
...security and IT Ops for example, doing the whole job for all products!) we leverage common approaches where they exist, thinking particularly about platforms To help meet these goals we...
Driving technology convergence and reuse in our Future Borders and Immigration System
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John Holben, Migration and Borders Chief Technology Officer, Posted on:
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Continuous improvement, DDaT Strategy
...for all nationalities – EU and non-EU citizens alike. For skilled workers, the Home Office assigns points for specific skills, qualifications, salaries, or professions. Visas are then granted to those...
A content designer's starter guide to agile
...clearly let everyone know what you’re working on and if there are going to be any delays. If a developer is waiting for content from you and you’re waiting for...
Explaining the motivations for accessible design
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James Buller and Sue Spevack, Interaction Designer, Posted on:
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Accessibility, Design
...everyone can use it more easily. For example, video captions are essential for people who are D/deaf or have hearing loss. But they also aid comprehension and are useful for...
Making our design system a useful tool for teams
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Daniel Martin, Principal Software Engineer, Posted on:
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Design, Service design
...Production-ready components Originally we only defined our components in HTML and CSS code. They were only intended for use by designers when prototyping. But this meant that our development teams...
Inclusive language by design
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Sarraounia Christianson, Senior Content Designer and Cara Aikman, Senior Product Manager, Posted on:
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Continuous improvement, User centred design
...are starting to develop their own inclusive language guides to provide a standard for designers and create consistency in their approaches to language. NHS Digital for example have an inclusive...
Graduates: accelerate your digital and data career on our Dynamic Graduate Scheme
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Vanessa Edwards, Business Analyst, Enterprise Services, DDaT, Posted on:
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Graduates, Recruitment
...and Data profession on promotion. For the past 2 years 95% of Associates who have graduated from the scheme have secured promotion. Several are either acting as line managers or...