...prove their identity or apply for visas or work on the critical IT systems that support policing and counter terrorism and help protect UK borders. What attributes and attitudes are...
...learning When you’ve been doing something for a long time, it becomes second nature. It’s really easy to forget how daunting it can be for someone who’s trying something completely...
...what they're entitled to, and how people prove they’re eligible for something. We also design for behind-the-scenes - the things people delivering services need, to do their jobs effectively. We...
For the last year and a half, I’ve helped Home Office teams build good digital services that meet all the points in the Digital Service Standard. I’m now moving on...
...projects that are having real impacts on people's lives, and with teams that are enthusiastic about what they do. The internship has been a steep learning curve for us so...
Every designer should care about accessibility. Designs from designers who don’t care end up excluding people, and that’s simply not acceptable. Good designers help create inclusive products and services that...
...what might happen being notified about a result calling to find out what’s happening We’ve also used the term to describe the things that need to happen to make a...
...such as: what the end user is trying to do and what their needs are what the people involved in delivering or providing a service are doing and why what...
...what accessibility really means. So we developed a journey map that explains how we can work with teams at different stages of the development process. It’s never too soon to...
...an organisation that recognises people for who they are, not what they are or do, and in which everyone has a voice. Opportunity for all – and enabling those who...
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