...creativity and hands‑on problem solving. It allows colleagues to step back from day-to-day work and think differently about how data can support better decisions and better outcomes. The 2026 theme...
...used safely and responsibly. A key challenge has been securing access for every department to the same data as DBT and aligning experience across our users. Working cross-profession with our...
...evidence-based user journeys, shaped by user needs and data insights. A future iteration could use signals such as a user’s location or area of expertise to personalise content and tailor...
...first time around was quite free form. We had broad themes or talking points to pull together evidence on and present. For example, User Experience improvements based on our user...
...based on user feedback and changing needs. Although we had standard communication plans, we had to be open to altering these for different cohorts user-centered approach: We tailored our approach...
...you are better equipped to fight off illnesses and deal with the challenges of everyday life. Did you know that: just 30 minutes per day of light to moderate exercise...
...best practice. We do this by combining bite size activities with workshops, virtual sessions, free courses and learning within your Community of Practice. We are currently working to develop knowledge...
...am still finding the balance between my career progression, thirst to develop and challenging home life. I don’t have all the answers but keep looking. Understanding resilience and how I...
...out if we could develop exporting content on GOV.UK through user needs research. Feedback on our prototype, has been really informative, helping us to work towards a better user experience....
...Union. The research phase will see us getting out of the office. We’re going to be attending events, talking to users and potential users, really trying hard to get inside...
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