...to make sure government user research is inclusive – the initial prototype had several features designed to meet different user needs. However, due to changing time and resource constraints, the...
...website can include all kinds of bells and whistles, but government services should meet user needs - nothing more, nothing less User needs are not... User needs are not: giving...
...trialling the use of open ‘outputs’ folders containing things that might be most useful to other user researchers working in the same space. We're asking user researchers to fill their...
...This results in user stories more accurately reflecting the user needs. It also helps service managers fully appreciate exactly how users interact with what is being developed and why the...
...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...
In quality assurance and testing, we’re using new technology, platforms and ways of working to help development teams meet user needs and make the delivery of services even better. We’re...
...applications. Its containerisation capability means it can quickly deploy new code and applications. Common test frameworks and patterns further help speed up application deployments and recovery. A number of programmes...
...British passport holder. We define a service as a set of transactions, activities or information that share a user need and can take place online and offline. Most users don’t...
...a go at something new. You never know - you might surprise yourself and set off on a totally new career adventure. Apply for the career changer programme Applications are...
...way a private beta should be launched. The launch was combined with a user research field trip so we could test the system with these beta users. I’ve been on...
