What does transformation really mean?
...better to ask what it is we are trying to achieve. In which case, the answer is unlikely to be ‘transformation’. It’s then best to explain our intent, using plain...
...better to ask what it is we are trying to achieve. In which case, the answer is unlikely to be ‘transformation’. It’s then best to explain our intent, using plain...
...simply asking questions, we can sometimes make great leaps in progress. Break problems into manageable chunks In the UK government we are all about user-centred design. This means creating services...
...needed to build, deploy, and operate our infrastructure and applications in the cloud. So that we can continue to grow our in-house engineering capability, we encourage our engineers to support...
...users what they ask for (like easier ways to fill in the current form) what ‘we’, as people in government, want to get them to do (like read and understand...
...new ways of working. This exposure makes it simpler for our community of 630 QAT colleagues to transfer skills into other areas of interest to them, both in QAT and...
...I then map out the requirements and begin breaking these down into user stories. We have regular peer review meetings which provide an opportunity for me to share the user...
...pass the test, you’ll be invited to an interview. Technical test tips: We want you to show us how you approach problems, so take your time to understand and consider...
...doing? We’re open to further improvements in how we approach digital transformation and would love to get your thoughts, inputs and experience in the Comments section below or via twitter...
After working in immigration operations, policy and guidance jobs for 20 years, I started to feel that something was missing in my day-to-day work. When I decided to discover what...
...Design standards effectively force designers to work in the open. This helps increase quality because patterns have documented research findings - proving they have been used by real users and...