...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 -...
...and a few extra parameters, you can produce outputs in the format your users are asking for. A new major version of gptables is available now. This follows the updated...
...taxes. It is estimated that the remote gambling industry market in the UK is worth over £2 billion p.a. HMRC is implementing new rules to reflect these changing times, by...
...new and redesigned digital services, ranging from Contracts Finder to Carer’s Allowance. We’ve also got a new dashboard on the performance platform, which shows how many services pass, and what...
...of this service will be frequent users and will understand the terminology used, it needs to be designed so that occasional and new users find it as simple as specialists...
...the public sector. This is a significant achievement in just a short space of time, and we’ve just done our first cohort with two new ‘hubs’ running in Sheffield and...
...help understand syntax. We’ve written before about NLP for classifying user feedback and tagging pages of GOV.UK, and the Ministry of Justice have used it to identify document relationships. At...
...new digital propensity user groups for products and services. The goal of the modelling was to understand how these changing customer profiles would affect users' willingness and ability to use...
...a page level, so that it is easy to see the history of what users have said about any one page. Example of user feedback So a user might comment...
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