...in respect of security features and how users respond to those features (including in the telephone and other assisted digital channels). In particular, the team should continue to research questions...
...not to provide the information. However, if it is made too easy for people not to provide their information, they might not do so. A lack of responses can limit...
...when you sign in to the admin app, you immediately see a list of the data-sets you can upload into. We did this by adding data-set upload permissions to admin...
...a team to take on board the recommendations and use them to improve the service, making it better for users. In fact, maybe the most satisfying thing about working on...
...available and some examples of use, but it feels too early to say which is most likely to have long-term value. Get involved We’re interested in how others across government...
The Prime Minister has recently reaffirmed the government’s commitment to open data, and in particular to publishing various types of transparency data, in an open letter to cabinet. This includes...
...links to other related pages. Then certain navigational links that facilitate browsing, like breadcrumbs and other items from the relevant topic in the taxonomy, are automatically linked to the new...
...we were able to about the detailed groups. However, if there is user interest we will consider producing summary reports for the five main groups, to provide a more comprehensive...
...Mike Flowers’ public data pioneers in New York City. In a great example of cross-disciplinary work, Ashraf and Jo Inskip wrote about how they combined analytics and user insight in...
...content, to multiple lines of code and incomprehensible combinations of characters. To extract insights, colleagues suddenly needed to manually filter out tens of thousands of unusable responses over the year....
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