How to create heatmaps to summarise user navigation
...applied conditional formatting using a colour range from deep red (for the highest end of the scale) to a pale yellow (for the lowest). Zero values were greyed out. Here’s...
...applied conditional formatting using a colour range from deep red (for the highest end of the scale) to a pale yellow (for the lowest). Zero values were greyed out. Here’s...
...– one for ‘booking’, one for ‘changes’ and one presenting data that applies to our service as a whole. I find the Platform very useful for identifying trends –...
...bulk to inform policy and operational planning. He tried out several open-source libraries for reading the XBRL data format, and had most success using the “XBRL” package for R. Work...
...provided access to their analytics for when the service is in public beta. The service mapping work will also enable the team to identify components of the user journey for...
...information for us to understand issues that users are having. This text data is hard to easily understand when viewed across a large number of pages. So for this we...
...is testing and iterating the service in response to a range of research inputs. Improvements and enhancements based on these inputs was well demonstrated at the assessment. Forward planning for...
...highly specific format, which is unnecessary. For example ‘eg if the total of all amounts shown on your P60 or P45 is £15,453.99, enter 15453’ - the user should be...
...be used to work these out. Looking at the KPIs and measures the team had established, for the Parliament website, we realised that web analytics would only be useful for...
...on death certificates. As a result, we’re not able to create and update pages for these datasets. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) and Public Health England (PHE) have each...
...is still available, but this just gives you the page path for each search query (‘/search’ for GOV.UK searches) rather than the next page after the search results. For years...