...diverse range of applications. In my previous role at the Government Digital Service (GDS), I formalised the process of continuous learning and innovation by encouraging people to spend up to...
...to run and maintain the infrastructure, but any cost associated with a potential delay in publishing, even if it’s not immediately financial. We will need to decide on an organisational...
...like to find out more about what you’d find useful to see in future guidance, as well as your experiences and pain points in managing your own reference data estates,...
...analysts have access to. Test our new approach to publishing statistics in a more efficient way and which better meets user needs, and putting it into production on two publications....
...to use the digital service independently, including the potential for face to face support at several locations across the UK. They achieved a good reduction in cost per transaction when...
...users. The team explained a wide range of techniques they had used to research and understand the user needs for the service, and had used multiple techniques including card sorting,...
...used. We find these workshops useful as it gets participants thinking about data in an active and engaging way, and gives us more insight into our users’ needs. ...
...In addition to the communication aspect, Twitter accounts hold invaluable information about the actual follower networks that form around individual accounts. Toby Butler and Elizabeth Flinter in the FCO's Digital...
...platform however we have never really looked into how predictable browsing patterns are across both the entire site and our top content. The above image is a first pass at...
...a better idea of where to focus their attention. The summary figures at the top of the page give them an insight into how their department, agency or selected services...
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