...right tools. For this reason, we highly recommend checking out the "Quality assurance of code for analysis and research" online book, written by the Quality and Improvement team at the...
...beta. Point 15 - Unless there is a reason not to for a specific subset of the source code (for example a verified security risk), the service team should be...
...and on-site testing and there is usability testing for each iteration. The focus in user testing has been tasked-based with payroll staff for medium and large organisations (those with more...
...the service team have built a set of web-based forms that aims to replicate the paper form for tax credits renewal, without taking the opportunity to use the digital service...
...and making decisions accordingly. The team have solved problems for users, such as having 2 start pages for the service for different audiences. The service team have not specifically tackled...
...of approaches for the call-to-action to initiate the chat tool. However, these have all relied on an icon or imagery. Different designs have been mocked-up for the chat interface, although...
...a key concern. The team did not feel support was needed from third parties for AD services, but the team need to understand what is already being provided. For example,...
...and decision-making more transparent. Why use open source code for data analysis? To summarise many other articles on the benefits of using open source code for data analysis: Analyses and...
...to different things being reported on, in different formats, and typically for White/Other, or simply a series of figures for the combined minority ethnic groups. Email me or leave a...
...help users quickly log the information necessary to send their sample (e.g. ‘farm animal health tracking’ for ‘surveillance’, ‘sample information’ for ‘submission’, ‘to help us improve future testing’ for ‘test...
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