Visas - Service Assessment
...that service did not fully meet the following criteria: 1. Understand user needs. Research to develop a deep knowledge of who the service users are and what that means for...
...that service did not fully meet the following criteria: 1. Understand user needs. Research to develop a deep knowledge of who the service users are and what that means for...
...some columns, renamed the labels, formatted the cells and deleted anything that wasn’t needed. After this phase, this is what the table looked like: The table tidied up Exit behaviour...
...is still available, but this just gives you the page path for each search query (‘/search’ for GOV.UK searches) rather than the next page after the search results. For years...
...for digital take up but as this may be particularly challenging for this service, the panel recommend that the service team develop their plan with the GDS digital take up...
...link captures two comment fields asking for ‘What you were doing’ and ‘What went wrong’ along with details like the page that the user was on. This is really useful...
...stress that all of the components for success are in place. The HMRC team showed capability and commitment and for reassessment, the panel would like the team to ensure the...
...title) and corresponding coded fields (i.e. Standard Occupation Codes (SOC)) that were manually assigned by operators. This data was suitable for supervised machine learning and he developed Naive Bayes Classification...
...of proposed support in beta. The team has a good strategy for digital take-up next year but will need to think beyond that for the Live assessment. Analysis and benchmarking...
...be used to work these out. Looking at the KPIs and measures the team had established, for the Parliament website, we realised that web analytics would only be useful for...
...the central source of data about ethnic groups, our website needs to provide this evidence. This blog post explains what we’re doing to expand the evidence base, both for short-term...