...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...
...products will have more than one developer. I often overhear developers discussing code at the level I used to discuss words. And while most English speakers will be able to...
...support user-centred services. It’s a fantastic opportunity to join a new team with a start-up feel, with benefits including: a Civil Service Pension 25 days annual leave (rising to 30...
...services. Improving user support In addition, DDaT has helped explore how we can improve the customer support model through reusing technology from elsewhere in the Home Office. People often need...
...than going back to university to study a computer science degree. So I was thrilled to be accepted onto the first ever cross-government cohort for the Level 4 Software Developer...
...stuff. We have also made massive inroads into infrastructure as code. We can provision resources consistently and efficiently and manage them through life, pushing those foundational software development principles, such...
...coding and prototyping, but a lot of new designers and non-design colleagues wanted to code and make their own prototypes, but had no idea where to start. There was a...
...think design has 4 levels. The stage your project is at will dictate the level of design it needs. Level 1. Design is solving problems First and foremost, interaction designers...
...make matches to accommodation offers and to services in Local Authorities. We reused code from another service, which gave us a head-start. We built the service in an agile way,...
...means spending too long creating the look and feel. Look and feel are important. They help solve many design problems. Some colours and font choices will be made early as...
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