Problem solving with a design sprint
...format and we hoped the time constraint would force decisions and quick progress. We planned to prototype a solution to test our assumptions with real users. The design sprint in...
...format and we hoped the time constraint would force decisions and quick progress. We planned to prototype a solution to test our assumptions with real users. The design sprint in...
...into their work, or who should be responsible for it. It’s not intentional, but services have failed assessments because they’re not accessible, which delays delivery to users. When accessibility is...
...tech whilst automating user journeys and business processes in my previous job. After completing a web development course, I knew I wanted to become a developer. I joined the 18-month...
...a user story or task. The idea is that, by the end of the sprint, all the user stories will all be completed and the ‘epic’ will be resolved. What...
...and understand a business problem or opportunity undertake research and analysis to understand how a business or business area works identify areas for improvement identify and elaborate on user and...
Risks as a researcher User research isn’t something you can do from a distance. To get valuable insights you have to get up close and personal with your users -...
The Home Office is the lead government department for immigration, visas, passports and asylum in the United Kingdom ('the UK'). The people we serve might be new to the country...
I’m Clare Young, Head of Agile Delivery in Home Office Digital. My job involves building and leading the delivery manager community and promoting the use of agile ways of working...
...feedback on strategy We had an established way of assessing new and redesigned services, but no ongoing monitoring of existing and live services. We also had feedback from our assessors...
...now that vision is suddenly out of date, so someone sets out a new vision. And so the cycle continues. This thinking reveals the belief that there can be a...