...information about user needs and can quickly respond to feedback. The team have changed processes to make the on-screen service simpler for users and keep them online (for example, removing...
...of mindset for the business and there is now greater understanding of the importance of user needs. A user research plan is in place for the next stage of development...
...appropriate. A large proportion of the code is open source and being developed in the open. Some libraries are not yet open source but the team has a roadmap for...
...off the grid (untick View > Gridlines), and shade alternate rows using conditional formatting with a custom formula: ‘=ISODD(ROW())’ or ‘=ISEVEN(ROW())’. Shading alternate rows with conditional formatting To add the...
...considerably more features lined up for inclusion in forthcoming work and the Personal Tax Account will link through to other HMRC ‘products’ where users can actually take actions, for example...
...or other data collections * is appropriate for some survey methods – for example, a paper survey might have limited space for ethnicity categories This need for concise lists will...
...code available as open source. One recommendation for the future is to continue to clearly separate out secure code and patterns from the wider code base to allow more code...
...former without the latter. To help analysts implement these, the Best Practice and Impact division have published guidance for Quality Assurance of Code for Analysis and Research, known as the...
...the scope of this work, for example a legacy identity assurance system. These will form part of the user journey for this service, but also support a number of other...
...to release the code under the MIT licence should be followed through on without waiting for release of a public beta. This will make it easier for the BIS and...