Building the ‘registration district’ register alpha
...move to beta which is the point when it will be open to all and can be used in live services. This isn’t the end of our work with GRO...
...move to beta which is the point when it will be open to all and can be used in live services. This isn’t the end of our work with GRO...
...how to bridge and explain these two worlds to help everyone see if there are better ways to connect projects with outcomes, that work at scale. It also has implications...
...involved in service delivery to understand what users need, so they can make better decisions about what should be done. We also want to help people who write policy or...
...agile so we can deliver the right thing in the right way. It’s a process that likes to uncover problems, then fix them. To fail fast, then fix fast. Agile...
...concept, so pacing is vital. We could cover everything in 1 session, but the content is so technical it could easily be overwhelming. Prototyping can be an alien concept to...
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...
...there’s no better starting point to the world of user research than an internship at the Home Office. The Home Office Digital Internship Programme is holding open days until March....
...perspective and should help us think critically about what we're doing. It should also makes sure that we continue to challenge ourselves to find better, more elegant design approaches that...
...scale to better visualise our research. What we found out Speaking to a broad range of users is crucial for designing an effective service and meeting the Digital Service Standard....
...optimised. Making sure we deliver our systems and services in a modern, value-creating way that leverages our intellectual and financial capital to create better public services. I’ve come to the...