...slavery. In this way, we’re influencing how policy is implemented and bringing into focus the impact of design on how people experience government policies through their interactions with departments. Get...
...to. Our services need to be consciously unbiased to effectively serve our users, so we wanted to fill the gap in how we use language to design inclusively. Other organisations...
...in both London and Manchester. For other DDaT apprenticeships, including in other roles this autumn, sign into Civil Service Jobs and select Digital Executive Officer roles to get alerts. ...
...approach that’s used to build things in stages, instead of trying to deliver something in one go. As well as building in stages, agile strips away unnecessary process. Projects on...
...interviews to get good quality data. Get it wrong and you’ll get poor insights, which can lead to services being designed and built for the wrong thing. But performing good...
...do that or the consequences they encouraged people to report incidents without considering if we have the authority to provide such legal safeguards How to increase trust in our services...
...the long term usability. To do this, I’ve had to understand how the single intelligence platform will fit into the working day of the staff who will use it. Nick,...
...users. The more relaxed discussion is a fantastic way of exploiting the user’s specialist domain knowledge and understanding how useful the service is for people in their role. How to...
...far as possible, we include members of the proposed implementation team during this stage. This supports a thorough handover of recommended designs to be taken forward into implementation. In our...
...User Interface use industry standard tooling to perform analysis and generate insights collaborate with team members on data sets to raise the level of set quality, and re-use code and...
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