...in the ONS. Several of us were using Natural Language Processing (NLP) methods for various projects and set up a regular catch-up meeting to discuss progress and blocks and share...
...departments to alert them of recently viewed popular content. Intelligence alerts With a site the size and complexity of GOV.UK it’s not always easy to see where significant user behaviour...
...needs. Recommendations For the service to succeed at Live assessment, during the Beta it will be vital that Prison Visit Booking: publish the remainder of the service’s code openly, and...
...of GOV.UK and are looking to re-use existing design patterns and code libraries where possible thinking about a future vision of the service which would enable increased channel shift so...
...as a panel, we were uncertain on whether there was flexibility for requirements to be approved outside of this process. The service has no interaction design/content design support, or access...
...non-digital steps. 15. Product code not open is but all new code and functionality is reusable. 16. N/A at this stage. May consider IDA platform when established. 22-24. Do not...
...river level sensor data is refreshed every few hours while the precipitation forecast is available through the Met Office DataPoint API updates. The image below was taken back in February...
...does not currently meet the Service Standard requirements and will need to make significant changes to the project to be able to satisfy the service standard. The panel were disappointed...
...of the public beta release the team must: make their source code open and reusable. The team explained that the code was written to be shared and reusable but it...
...clear that the team have made significant progress since their first assessment and it was really positive to hear examples of how user feedback had directly influenced the design of...
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