...understanding how changes to GOV.UK content can impact your service what we learned about how to make data more accessible an unconference session for anyone to ask general or technical...
...need a user researcher. Plan to test the service with new primary users recruits prior to their onboarding to see if the service is intuitive to use. Demonstrate design consistency...
...need sustained attention if it’s to be completed in time to be useful for this service. The team: The team is not co-located however they appear to be working well...
...follow-up post about how they’ve built RAP into their day-to-day working and what we’ve all learned from their experiences. DCMS DCMS were the first department who we collaborated with to...
...blocks you from downloading these tools, you may want to ask your employer to sponsor a standalone laptop to develop your data science skills (this may require a business case...
...common use for agile delivery. Open source code is used but as recommended above, the panel want to see new open source code published at the earliest opportunity. Users will...
...end-to-end service, not just the initial application process. At beta assessment, the panel would expect to see a working end-to-end service that allowed users to make an application and case...
...buildings. But that turned out not to be a problem affecting many users. (Useful reminder: always cross-check feedback complaints with other data to confirm how many people might be affected.)...
...skills to understand why data is important, how it’s being used across government and how they can make better use of data in their teams. Over the past quarter we’ve...
...the beta stage, prior to increasing numbers of users on the beta, to ensure that the analytics capability for the service will provide the data needed to properly analyse the...
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