Why well-meaning ideas can have unintended consequences
...publish a form or test a website, and what’s wrong with this? Surely putting a link to an online form is quick, cheap and people will either choose to use...
...publish a form or test a website, and what’s wrong with this? Surely putting a link to an online form is quick, cheap and people will either choose to use...
...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...
...development course to help improve my skills. This has been great for me, but also great for the business. When I was in the private sector, I used to work...
...for example, ‘he / she is responsible for that, so it’s not my fault.’ When we all focus on outcomes we’re all rallying around a service for meeting user needs....
...they can and can’t apply for A register An API An online form A check before you start pattern and new content on GOV.UK The output of a project...
...forces and HM Courts & Tribunals Service as well as other government departments. There is never a dull day! I can’t thank Women Returners and the Home Office enough for...
...my business, communication and organisational skills. I was never discouraged or overlooked for any events or training and was easily accepted as part of the BAME network and other cross-government...
...the content, design and code of the forms to address the issues John encountered. By making the service more accessible for John, we’ll make it easier for everyone to use....
...grow and be oneself, regardless of gender and level of seniority. Good management ensures friendly and rational operations, which promotes productivity and wellbeing for both female and male developers alike....
...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...