DVLA Webchat - Service Assessment
...of approaches for the call-to-action to initiate the chat tool. However, these have all relied on an icon or imagery. Different designs have been mocked-up for the chat interface, although...
...of approaches for the call-to-action to initiate the chat tool. However, these have all relied on an icon or imagery. Different designs have been mocked-up for the chat interface, although...
...more on what users do and what works for them, rather than asking for them for feedback. For example, the panel noted that the A/B user research the team explained...
...intend to publish the majority of the code for the service under an appropriate open licence. Recommendations The following recommendations should be acted upon before the service returns for a...
...to develop a deep knowledge of who the service users are and what that means for digital and assisted digital service design. The service team has clearly carried out extensive...
...code being completed and deployed was measurable in days however, currently achieved 4 big releases per year. The panel would suggest that wherever it is achievable for completed code to...
...first form to use the service will be for claiming tax relief for expense (P87 form). Department / Agency: HMRC Date of Assessment: 2 October 2014 Assessment stage: Beta Result...
...allowed him to make significant decisions in a timely manner, for example challenging the need for signatures which are prominent on the existing paper form, yet have little functional use...
...it (see https://github.com/alphagov/govuk_elements/pull/47) as reference for any changes. The team explained the service produces PDFs to fulfil a requirement for paper-based documents. It was suggested that the team investigate publishing...
...for users of the Performance Platform. So we asked them for ideas for the agenda... What works for you? What causes migraines? Is there anything that we could team up...
...confirmed that assisted digital support will be paid for by the service, and that people will not have to pay providers for support. Technology The panel was pleased to learn...