...your work to other participants in the programme, as well as your departmental/profession project stakeholders. How do we choose participants? The most important thing we look for are interesting project...
...this feeds into the DSA programme. The role will also involve bringing the community together, and identifying where we need more learning and development within the data function. We see...
...arrangements needed to support continuous deployment must come to fruition. It is essential that the team which owns the service is able to deploy code rapidly in response to user...
...to private beta. Reasons The service is meeting user needs has done extensive user testing with real users. The assessment panel were impressed with the frequency of testing and the...
...help with this. SLC should also consider the use of search analytics to help match users' language and help frame potential points where users have questions. 4. Improve User Interface...
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...daily breakdowns. The main strengths of this design are its: interactivity efficient SQL-style querying interconnections with other charts In combination, this gives a dynamic platform to query datasets of significant...
...Assessors Summary: The assessors considered that the service had been built to be consistent with style and content used on GOV.UK. The service is simple and intuitive to use. Results...
...to submit their return. By encouraging customers to use the Checking Service to compile information in the right format from the start, will enable employers to complete the required end...
...guide. The user research shows that the form is simple to use and can be completed unaided first time. Digital by Default Service Standard criteria Criteria Passed Criteria Passed 1...
...via 'more info' links contain 'back' links which open in the same new window resulting in duplicate pages; 'more info' links should either open in the same window, or 'back'...
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