...least one user researcher working regularly and frequently on the service: There are no user researchers co-located or embedded within the service team. There are plans in place to meet...
...let our prior knowledge guide the choice of clustering technique: 1) Supervised algorithms are strongly guided by the user; 2) Semi-supervised algorithms balance user guidance and evidence in the data;...
...needs Since the alpha assessment, the team has continued to conduct in-depth user research with the service, including user experience with the Single Justice Procedure notice. Of particular note: Assessing...
...used to measure performance of content and identify potential improvements. We were then joined by a user researcher, who talked us through the different ways that users navigate through content....
...or die by the user’s ability to find what they need, so search and navigation are key to early user buy-in and adoption some tools have excellent metadata ingestion and...
...ensure that you are using an appropriate licence both for the newly published code and the component of the service you have already open sourced put in place plans to...
...Use of open standards and open source code; the team have made use of open source code and contributed their own. Collaborative working across the team and different locations (using...
...the Code of Practice for Official Statistics. He argued that although web analytics data is probably considered management information, at DWP they recommend that the core principles of the code...
...an opportunity for clear guidance on good spreadsheet practice, we spoke with colleagues across government to understand user needs and how best to address them. We ran a survey and...
...leads to a much larger attack surface makes it easier to design services that don’t require users to fill in the same information in multiple places saves computing resources -...
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