...the importance of designing for all users. The launch of these is a great opportunity to talk again about our motivation for the statements, what they mean and why they...
...it’s likely that there’ll be a number of new tools to use. It can be easy to think that your involvement in the agile process isn’t necessary, and that it’s...
...to design the end-to-end service in a way that works better for people. And by better, we mean what actually works best, not what’s popular. You can download this poster...
...IT Operations role featuring bite-sized learning on multiple platforms, recognising that we all have different learning styles. For example, the Catalogue caters for audio learners through podcasts and audiobooks. We...
...career opportunities, I wanted something that was not just a job but a platform for continuous learning and growth, and the Civil Service has given me exactly that. What makes...
...roadmap is close to our heart. We recognise that developing our colleagues is key to driving forward improvements and delivering for DDaT. Our latest people survey showed that 78% of...
...speakers in mind. There are some government services that users access outside of the UK, for example visa applications. In countries where English isn’t the first language, but English skills...
...you apply for and public service. Charles Babbage - the 'father of computing' If you are interested in tech, you might know that today is Ada Lovelace Day. Recognised for...
...you’re offered a role, you’ll be put forward for security clearance. If you apply for security clearance you should usually have been continuously resident in the UK for five years....
...will change, or that third-party websites won’t be accessible. We considered a form that users could fill in, but that required a developer to build it and we wanted a...
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