Inheritance Tax - Alpha Assessment
...user research and analytics. Make source code open and reusable - point 15 For beta assessment the panel expect to see steps taken for this project to be coded in...
...user research and analytics. Make source code open and reusable - point 15 For beta assessment the panel expect to see steps taken for this project to be coded in...
...the Department for Education (DfE) uses an extended set of codes to record the ethnicity of students and teachers based around the 2001 Census classifications. Having these detailed ethnicity codes...
...output. Designing such a system for GOV.UK required considering a number of different problem areas to find the best trade-offs for GOV.UK itself, for GDS, and for similar projects within...
...discussion with the Analytical Systems and Pipelines Hub on a training series on reproducible coding. Voluntary Application of the Code of Practice for Statistics: The Code of Practice for Statistics...
...do not recommend testing with non-working elements. Efficient testing, happens when a thin, horizontal slice through the interaction is prioritised for one user group (e.g. searching for local schools for...
...between policy and implementation is a concern for the assessment panel. In particular, the perceived need for secrecy which has hampered the user research portion of the project and prevented...
...with them to ensure that their non-repudiation requirements will be met. Coding in the Open The team are committed to open sourcing the code for the service from the outset....
The existing passport service within the UK allows you to complete an online application form to apply for, renew or update a passport. The user then prints a declaration form,...
...free text response, for example: 'Why did you visit GOV.UK today?', 'Did you find what you were looking for?', and 'Where did you go for help?'. We receive around 3,000...
We are creating a single taxonomy for GOV.UK, to make it easier for visitors to find what they are looking for quickly. This blog is about how we have experimented...