...this early stage of development. Reasons User needs The service team have a good understanding of their users and their needs. This has been gathered through a range of user...
...and methods like Bonferroni corrections and chi-squared tests. I am now learning how to analyse language to help improve user experience and findability, which is completely new to me. I...
...of course, but analysis as code is a better place to start. We shy away from proprietary tools because we feel that users should be able to inspect our working...
...and rolled out to more users. User research contributes to the product strategy as the concepts are formed into prototypes and can do much more than just ensure the usability...
...for public beta. Particular areas of strong performance against the standard included: The service has a programme of user research which is being used to inform decisions about new and...
...the recommendations from the initial Beta assessment. User Needs The team have adjusted the focus of ongoing user research to deepen their understanding of user needs, by specifically recruiting users...
...agile, iterative and user-centred methods. The team were able to show, with evidence, that they are following the principles and guidelines set out in the service standard. With ongoing user...
At Government Digital Service (GDS) we have implemented some new updates from schema.org on certain pages on GOV.UK to make important content on the pandemic easier to find for users....
...the joined up user experience will work and be able to demonstrate that it works for users. Be able to evidence through robust user research and usability testing the reasons...
...to key user journeys. The panel were impressed with the breadth of user research undertaken in reaction to feedback from the beta assessment, with a renewed focus on task based...
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