The government’s role in open source
...for computer software. The source code is available to everyone and they can change and redistribute it for free. In the past the government had concerns over the security of...
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Types and stages of services
...for example cattle claim, for example Universal Credit become, for example a childminder learn, for example to drive share or check something, for example your GCSE results or your right...
Tips for writing for non-native English speakers
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Amanda Summers-Plotno and Ben Stevens, Product Lead, Enablers, Posted on:
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Service design, User research
...the uses of a forward slash (/). It could represent division or show a strong connection between words. For example, if we ask users about their ‘parent / legal guardian’,...
Driving technology convergence and reuse in our Future Borders and Immigration System
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John Holben, Migration and Borders Chief Technology Officer, Posted on:
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Continuous improvement, DDaT Strategy
...for all nationalities – EU and non-EU citizens alike. For skilled workers, the Home Office assigns points for specific skills, qualifications, salaries, or professions. Visas are then granted to those...
Designing content for people with limited English
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Sarah Lombardi, Principal Content Designer and Steven Shukor, Principal Content Designer, Posted on:
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Content, User centred design
...and protects people's rights. Tips for writing for people who do not understand English At Home Office Digital, Data and Technology we’ve been designing with language barriers in mind for...
Unlocking the power of data analysis at the Home Office: introducing the Analytics Workbench
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Stefan Collymore, Product Manager and Annika Toomer, Product Manager, Posted on:
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Continuous improvement, Data
...we faced in delivering a unified approach to analysing data Stefan Collymore, Product Manager. Being part of the data revolution is vital for driving innovation, delivering better outcomes for the...
Explaining the motivations for accessible design
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James Buller and Sue Spevack, Interaction Designer, Posted on:
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Accessibility, Design
...or nothing to write accessible code. Good quality code is better to collaborate on, iterate and inherit. And changing code later can cause problems, higher costs and delays. Accessible services...
More about working at Home Office Digital, Data and Technology
Here are a few things to consider if you’re thinking of applying for a job at Home Office Digital, Data and Technology. About your application To apply for a role,...
How inclusive services help us to deliver effectively
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David Caldwell, Head of Accessibility and Digital Inclusion, Posted on:
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Accessibility, DDaT Strategy
...for making our services accessible. Factoring accessibility into the entire product development lifecycle For most services, accessibility should not be a once and done activity or one we only consider...
Refugee integration loans: a Policy CoLab case study
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Katy Arnold, Deputy Director for Design and Research, Posted on:
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Design, Service design
...already proposed amendments to the policy, created and tested designs for a digital application form, and developed a simplified decision-making process for case workers. We had a design for the...
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